When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen
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away in grave-vaults. That was my vocation. I ought never to have
served you--poet. PROFESSOR RUBEK. [Lost in recollection.] Yet those were beautiful days, Irene. Marvellously beautiful days--as I now look back upon them--- IRENE. [Looking at him with a soft expression.] Can you remember a little word that you said--when you had finished--finished with me and with our child? [Nods to him.] Can you remember that little word, Arnold? PROFESSOR RUBEK. [Looks inquiringly at her.] Did I say a little word then, which you still remember? IRENE. Yes, you did. Can you not recall it? PROFESSOR RUBEK. |
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