When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen
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ULFHEIM. [Laughs scornfully.] That stuff there--is that what you call food for human beings! Milk and water and soft, clammy bread. Ah, you should see my comrades feeding. Should you like to see it? MAIA. [Smiling across to the PROFESSOR and rising.] Yes, very much. ULFHEIM. [Also rising.] Spoken like a woman of spirit, madam! Come with me, then! They swallow whole great thumping meat-bones--gulp them up and then gulp them down again. Oh, it's a regular treat to see them. Come along and I'll show you--and while we're about it, we can talk over this trip to the mountains--- [He goes out by the corner of the hotel, MAIA following him. [Almost at the same moment the STRANGE LADY comes out of the pavilion and seats herself at the table. [The LADY raises her glass of milk and is about to drink, but stops and looks across at RUBEK with vacant, expressionless eyes. |
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