An Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen
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(DR. STOCKMANN comes in from his room with an open letter in his hand.) Dr. Stockmann (waving the letter). Well, now the town will have something new to talk about, I can tell you! Billing. Something new? Mrs. Stockmann. What is this? Dr. Stockmann. A great discovery, Katherine. Hovstad. Really? Mrs. Stockmann. A discovery of yours? Dr. Stockmann. A discovery of mine. (Walks up and down.) Just let them come saying, as usual, that it is all fancy and a crazy man's imagination! But they will be careful what they say this time, I can tell you! Petra. But, father, tell us what it is. Dr. Stockmann. Yes, yes--only give me time, and you shall know all about it. If only I had Peter here now! It just shows how we men can go about forming our judgments, when in reality we are as blind as any moles-- Hovstad. What are you driving at, Doctor? |
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