Little Eyolf by Henrik Ibsen
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[He hands ASTA the portfolio. She takes it, and lays it on the chair under her outdoor things. RITA comes into the room again.] RITA. Ugh! I feel as if that horrible old woman had brought a sort of graveyard smell with her. ALLMERS. Yes, she was rather horrible. RITA. I felt almost sick while she was in the room. ALLMERS. However, I can very well understand the sort of spellbound fascination that she talked about. The loneliness of the mountain-peaks and of the great waste places has something of the same magic about it. ASTA. [Looks attentively at him.] What is it that has happened to you, Alfred? ALLMERS. [Smiling.] To me? ASTA. Yes, something has happened--something seems almost to have transformed you. Rita noticed it too. RITA. Yes, I saw it the moment you came. A change for the better, I hope, Alfred? ALLMERS. It ought to be for the better. And it must and shall come to good. |
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