The Lady from the Sea by Henrik Ibsen
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page 61 of 156 (39%)
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Wangel. But you have shaken it off--long since--when you broke with him. Why, all this is long past now. Ellida (springing up). No; that it is not--it is not! Wangel. Not past? Ellida. No, Wangel, it is not past; and I fear it never will be-- never, in all our life. Wangel (in a pained voice). Do you mean to say that in your innermost heart you have never been able to forget this strange man? Ellida. I had forgotten him; but then it was as if he had suddenly come back again. Wangel. How long ago is that? Ellida. It's about three years ago, now, or a little longer. It was just when I expected the child. Wangel. Ah! at that time? Yes, Ellida--now I begin to understand many things. Ellida. You are mistaken, dear. What has come to me? Oh! I believe nothing on earth will ever make it clear. Wangel (looking sadly at her). Only to think that all these three |
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