An Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen
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Billing. May I mix a glass for you?
Petra (coming to the table). Thanks, I would rather do it; you always mix it too strong. But I forgot, father--I have a letter for you. (Goes to the chair where she has laid her things.) Dr. Stockmann. A letter? From whom? Petra (looking in her coat pocket). The postman gave it to me just as I was going out. Dr. Stockmann (getting up and going to her). And you only give to me now! Petra. I really had not time to run up again. There it is! Dr. Stockmann (seizing the letter). Let's see, let's see, child! (Looks at the address.) Yes, that's all right! Mrs. Stockmann. Is it the one you have been expecting go anxiously, Thomas? Dr. Stockmann. Yes, it is. I must go to my room now and-- Where shall I get a light, Katherine? Is there no lamp in my room again? Mrs. Stockmann. Yes, your lamp is already lit on your desk. Dr. Stockmann. Good, good. Excuse me for a moment--, (Goes into his study.) |
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