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Old 11-Jun-2008, 07:58
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Hi, I just came across this thread when searching the net for the script of The Refund. This endeavor was re-triggered (i'd tried before) because I was hunting for a German name relating to water. The German word for Water is Wasser, and Wasserkopf is the main character in this play! So, in true stream of consciousness style, i searched the net for The Refund. I too enjoyed this play when in college.

To my delight, I found the script! Here is the for all those who enjoy this play by Fritz Karinthy:

Perspectives » Blog Archive » "The Refund" - Play by Fritz Karinthy

This is three years later, however... Enjoy!
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Old 14-Oct-2008, 16:40
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The author of "The Refund " is Fritz Karinthy.

You can find the whole play on this site:

mediastudieschrist.bharatiyan.in/perspectives/2007/08/03/the-refund-play-by-fritz-karinthy/ -
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Please people, why don't you post the links the links that works properly on this forums. I got hold of this story a couple of weeks back in my college library. And the book I found it in, is in a very pitiable condition. Since I cant post the whole story here, I'll however post it in a blog within this week. (my exams get over on april 9th) Anyway, sorry to keep you all waiting....
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I'm needing a copy of 'The Refund' ...the links posted so far don't work. can anyone help me please?
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