Love's Comedy by Henrik Ibsen
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Was never upon mouldy parchments fed,
Says "Love makes Petrarchs, just as many lambs And little occupation, Abrahams." But who was Molly? MISS JAY. Molly? His elect, His lady-love, whom shortly we expect. Of a great firm her father was a member-- GULDSTAD. A timber house. MISS JAY [curtly]. I'm really not aware. GULDSTAD. Did a large trade in scantlings, I remember. MISS JAY. That is the trivial side of the affair. FALK. A firm? MISS JAY [continuing]. Of vast resources, I'm informed. You can imagine how the suitors swarm'd; Gentlemen of the highest reputation.-- |
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