Ghosts by Henrik Ibsen
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MANDERS. On fire! Impossible! I've just come from there. OSWALD. Where's my hat? Oh, never mind it--Father's Orphanage--! [He rushes out through the garden door.] MRS. ALVING. My shawl, Regina! The whole place is in a blaze! MANDERS. Terrible! Mrs. Alving, it is a judgment upon this abode of lawlessness. MRS. ALVING. Yes, of course. Come, Regina. [She and REGINA hasten out through the hall.] MANDERS. [Clasps his hands together.] And we left it uninsured! [He goes out the same way.] ACT THIRD. [The room as before. All the doors stand open. The lamp is still burning on the table. It is dark out of doors; there is only a faint glow from the conflagration in the background to the left.] [MRS. ALVING, with a shawl over her head, stands in the conservatory, looking out. REGINA, also with a shawl on, stands a little behind her.] MRS. ALVING. The whole thing burnt!--burnt to the ground! |
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