At this work's end, the Maid hurries in with another visitor for the Professor, who has just killed one of his pupils.
At the end of this play, the male lead worries that the 40 coffins he buries will attract suspicion, but his maid reassures him by handing him a Nazi armband. One character in this play memorizes the "products of all possible multiplications" but cannot subtract small numbers. Despite frequent warnings that (*) "philology leads to calamity," another character begins to expound on the differences between Neo-Spanish languages. At this work's end, the Maid hurries in with another visitor for the Professor, who has just killed one of his pupils. For 10 points, name this play by Eugene Ionescu.
At the end of this play, the male lead worries that the 40 coffins he buries will attract suspicion, but his maid reassures him by handing him a Nazi armband.
The Lesson [or La Leçon]