The Lady from the Sea by Henrik Ibsen
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page 64 of 156 (41%)
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Ellida. Well, don't let me detain you, Mr. Lyngstrand. Now go down, but don't dance. Lyngstrand. No, I'll only look on. (He goes out.) Ellida. Johnston was on board too, I am quite certain of it. Wangel. What makes you think so? Ellida (without answering). He learnt on board that I had married another while he was away. And so that very hour this came over me. Wangel. The horror? Ellida. Yes, all of a sudden I see him alive right in front of me; or, rather a little in profile. He never looks at me, only he is there. Wangel. How do you think he looks? Ellida. Exactly as when I saw him last. Wangel. Ten years ago? Ellida. Yes; out there at Bratthammeren. Most distinctly of all I see his breastpin, with a large bluish-white pearl in it. The pearl is like a dead fish's eye, and it seems to glare at me. |
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