The Lady from the Sea by Henrik Ibsen
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Lyngstrand (taking her arm, laughing contentedly). This is a
jolly lark. Hilde. Lark? Lyngstrand. Yes; because it looks exactly as if we were engaged. Hilde. I'm sure you've never walked out arm in arm with a lady before, Mr. Lyngstrand. (They go off.) Wangel (who is standing beside the beacon). Dear Ellida, now we have a moment to ourselves. Ellida. Yes; come and sit down here, by me. Wangel (sitting down). It is so free and quiet. Now we can have a little talk together. Ellida. What about? Wangel. About yourself, and then about us both. Ellida, I see very well that it can't go on like this. Ellida. What do you propose instead? Wangel. Perfect confidence, dear. A true life together--as before. Ellida. Oh, if that could be! But it is so absolutely impossible! |
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