Love's Comedy by Henrik Ibsen
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Till lean is into streaky fat converted.
STIVER [unruffled]. Yes, nothing easier--I, too, in my day Could do the trick. GULDSTAD. Dear me! Were you a poet? MISS JAY. My Stiver! Yes! STIVER. Oh, in a humble way. MISS JAY [to the ladies]. His nature is romantic. MRS. HALM. Yes, we know it. STIVER. Not now; it's ages since I turned a rhyme. FALK. Yes varnish and romance go off with time. But in the old days--? STIVER. Well, you see, 'twas when |
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