Love's Comedy by Henrik Ibsen
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STIVER [to MISS JAY].
The one room Not housing sheep and cattle, I presume. MISS JAY [to STIVER]. O, but you must consider this, my friend; There is no _Want_ where Love's the guiding star; All's right without if tender Troth's within. [To Falk. He loved her to the notes of the guitar, And she gave lessons on the violin-- MRS. HALM. Then all, of course, on credit they bespoke-- GULDSTAD. Till, in a year, the timber merchant broke. MRS. HALM. Then Strawman had a call to north. MISS JAY. And there Vowed, in a letter that I saw (as few did), He lived but for his duty, and for her. FALK [as if completing her statement]. And with those words his Life's Romance concluded. MRS. HALM [rising]. |
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