When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen
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page 142 of 197 (72%)
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[Shaking his head.] No, I can't say that I do. Not at the present
moment, at any rate. IRENE. You took both my hands and pressed them warmly. And I stood there in breathless expectation. And then you said: "So now, Irene, I thank you from my heart. This," you said, "has been a priceless episode for me." PROFESSOR RUBEK. [Looks doubtfully at her.] Did I say "episode"? It is not a word I am in the habit of using. IRENE. You said "episode." PROFESSOR RUBEK. [With assumed cheerfulness.] Well, well--after all, it was in reality an episode. IRENE. |
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