The Lady from the Sea by Henrik Ibsen
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page 51 of 156 (32%)
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Wangel. Something quite simple. We are going away.
Ellida. Going away? Wangel. Yes. Somewhere by the open sea--a place where you can find a true home, after your own heart. Ellida. Oh, dear, do not think of that! That is quite impossible. You can live happily nowhere on earth but here! Wangel. That must be as it may. And, besides, do you think I can live happily here--without you? Ellida. But I am here. And I will stay here. You have me. Wangel. Have I, Ellida? Ellida. Oh! don't speak of all this. Why, here you have all that you love and strive for. All your life's work lies here. Wangel. That must be as it may, I tell you. We are going away from here--are going somewhere--out there. That is quite settled now, dear Ellida. Ellida. What do you think we should gain by that? Wangel. You would regain your health and peace of mind. Ellida. Hardly. And then you, yourself! Think of yourself, too! What of you? |
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