The Lady from the Sea by Henrik Ibsen
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page 28 of 156 (17%)
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Ellida. Birthday? You've made a mistake, Mr. Lyngstrand. There's no birthday here today. Lyngstrand (smiling slyly). Oh! I know all about that! But I didn't think it was to be kept so dark. Ellida. What do you know? Lyngstrand. That it is Madam's birthday. Ellida. Mine? Arnholm (looks questioningly at her). Today? Surely not. Ellida (to LYNGSTRAND). Whatever made you think that? Lyngstrand. It was Miss Hilde who let it out. I just looked in here a little while ago, and I asked the young ladies why they were decorating the place like this, with flowers and flags. Ellida. Well? Lyngstrand. And so Miss Hilde said, "Why, today is mother's birthday." Ellida. Mother's!--I see. Arnholm. Aha! (He and ELLIDA exchange a meaning look.) Well, now that the young man knows about it-- |
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