When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen
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page 151 of 197 (76%)
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I did as you told me--went with you up to the heights. And there I
fell upon my knees and worshipped you, and served you. [Is silent for a moment; then says softly.] Then I saw the sunrise. PROFESSOR RUBEK. [Turning at him with a scornful smile.] With you--and the other woman? PROFESSOR RUBEK. [Urgently.] With me--as in our days of creation. You could open all that is locked up in me. Can you not find it in your heart, Irene? IRENE. [Shaking her head.] I have no longer the key to you, Arnold. PROFESSOR RUBEK. You have the key! You and you alone possess it! [Beseechingly.] Help me--that I may be able to live my life over again! IRENE. [Immovable as before.] Empty dreams! Idle--dead dreams. For the |
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