When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen
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page 143 of 197 (72%)
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[Curtly.] At that word I left you. PROFESSOR RUBEK. You take everything so painfully to heart, Irene. IRENE. [Drawing her hand over her forehead.] Perhaps you are right. Let us shake off all the hard things that go to the heart. [Plucks off the leaves of a mountain rose and strews them on the brook.] Look there, Arnold. There are our birds swimming. PROFESSOR RUBEK. What birds are they? IRENE. Can you not see? Of course they are flamingoes. Are they not rose-red? PROFESSOR RUBEK. |
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