When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen
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page 144 of 197 (73%)
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Flamingoes do not swim. They only wade.
IRENE. Then they are not flamingoes. They are sea-gulls. PROFESSOR RUBEK. They may be sea-gulls with red bills, yes. [Plucks broad green leaves and throws them into the brook.] Now I send out my ships after them. IRENE. But there must be no harpoon-men on board. PROFESSOR RUBEK. No, there shall be no harpoon-men. [Smiles to her.] Can you remember the summer when we used to sit like this outside the little peasant hut on the Lake of Taunitz? IRENE. [Nods.] On Saturday evenings, yes,--when we had finished our week's work--- |
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