When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen
page 176 of 197 (89%)
page 176 of 197 (89%)
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And when the poor tatters were quite worn out--what then?
ULFHEIM. [With a large gesture.] Then there we shall stand, free and serene-- as the man and woman we really are! MAIA. [Laughing.] You with your goat-legs yes! ULFHEIM. And you with your--. Well, let that pass. MAIA. Yes, come--let us pass--on. ULFHEIM. Stop! Whither away, comrade? MAIA. |
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