When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen
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page 192 of 197 (97%)
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[Passionately.] And do you know that just that love--it is burning
and seething in me as hotly as ever before? IRENE. And I? Have you forgotten who I now am? PROFESSOR RUBEK. Be who or what you please, for aught I care! For me, you are the woman I see in my dreams of you. IRENE. I have stood on the turn-table-naked--and made a show of myself to many hundreds of men--after you. PROFESSOR RUBEK. It was I that drove you to the turn-table--blind as I then was--I, who placed the dead clay-image above the happiness of life--of love. IRENE. [Looking down.] Too late--too late! |
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