The Lady from the Sea by Henrik Ibsen
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page 43 of 156 (27%)
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No; now they're going wrong.
Lyngstrand (rising). I'll run down to the turning and call out to them. Hilde. You'll have to call out pretty loud. Bolette. No; it's not worth while. You'll only tire yourself again. Lyngstrand. Oh, it's so easy going downhill. (Goes off to the right.) Hilde. Down-hill--yes. (Looking after him.) Why, he's actually jumping! And he never remembers he'll have to come up again. Bolette. Poor fellow! Hilde. If Lyngstrand were to propose, would you accept him? Bolette. Are you quite mad? Hilde. Of course, I mean if he weren't troubled with that "weakness." And if he weren't to die so soon, would you have him then? Bolette. I think you'd better have him yourself! Hilde. No, that I wouldn't! Why, he hasn't a farthing. He hasn't enough even to keep himself. |
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