Ghosts by Henrik Ibsen
page 5 of 120 (04%)
page 5 of 120 (04%)
|
Regina (open-mouthed). You want to take me--? What did you say? Engstrand. I want to take you home with me, I said. Regina (contemptuously). You will never get me home with you. Engstrand. Ah, we shall see about that. Regina. Yes, you can be quite certain we shall see about that. I, who have been brought up by a lady like Mrs. Alving?--I, who have been treated almost as if I were her own child?--do you suppose I am going home with you?--to such a house as yours? Not likely! Engstrand. What the devil do you mean? Are you setting yourself up against your father, you hussy? Regina (mutters, without looking at him). You have often told me I was none of yours. Engstrand. Bah!--why do you want to pay any attention to that? Regina. Haven't you many and many a time abused me and called me a --? For shame? Engstrand. I'll swear I never used such an ugly word. Regina. Oh, it doesn't matter what word you used. Engstrand. Besides, that was only when I was a bit fuddled...hm! |
|