Love's Comedy by Henrik Ibsen
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But when a--so to speak--mere lifeless thing
Can put such venom into envy's sting, And stir up evil passions fierce and fell Of such a depth-- FALK [sympathetically]. And such a length as well-- MISS JAY. Why then, a man of your commanding brain Can't fail to see-- FALK. Oh, yes, that's very plain. But hitherto I haven't quite made out The nature, style, and plot of this romance. It's something quite delightful I've no doubt-- But just a little inkling in advance-- STIVER. I will abstract, in rapid _resume_, The leading points. MISS JAY. No, I am more _au fait_, I know the ins and outs-- MRS. HALM. I know them too! |
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