When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen
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ULFHEIM. [Looks at her moment.] Now listen to me, my good companion of the chase--- MAIA. Well, what it is now? ULFHEIM. Should not we two tack our poor shreds of life together? MAIA. Is his worship inclined to set up as a patching-tailor? ULFHEIM. Yes, indeed he is. Might not we two try to draw the rags together here and there--so as to make some sort of a human life out of them? MAIA. |
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