When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen
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I will jump over the precipice yonder, if need be---
ULFHEIM. And mangle and mash yourself up into dogs'-meat! A juicy morsel! [Lets go his hold.] As you please. Jump over the precipice if you want to. It's a dizzy drop. There's only one narrow footpath down it, and that's almost impassable. MAIA. [Dusts her skirt with her hand, and looks at him with angry eyes.] Well, you are a nice one to go hunting with! ULFHEIM. Say rather, sporting. MAIA. Oh! So you call this sport, do you? ULFHEIM. Yes, I venture to take that liberty. It is the sort of sport I like |
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