The Lady from the Sea by Henrik Ibsen
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page 42 of 156 (26%)
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Hilde. Because of that weakness you said you suffered from?
Lyngstrand. Yes; because of that. Hilde. Aren't you very sorry you've that--weakness? Lyngstrand. Oh, no! I can't say I am (smiling), for I think it's because of it that everyone is so good, and friendly, and kind to me. Hilde. Yes. And then, besides, it's not dangerous. Lyngstrand. No; it's not at all dangerous. So I gathered from what your father said to me. Hilde. And then it will pass away as soon as ever you begin travelling. Lyngstrand. Of course it will pass away. Bolette (with flowers). Look here, Mr. Lyngstrand, you are to put this in your button-hole. Lyngstrand. Oh! A thousand thanks, Miss Wangel. It's really too good of you. Hilde (looking down the path). There they are, coming along the road. Bolette (also looking down). If only they know where to turn off. |
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