Ghost: An Enemy of the People: the Wild Duck
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Lieutenant Ekdal and you once stood in such close relations.
Werle. Unfortunately our relations were too close ; that I have felt to my cost for many a year.
It's thanks to him that I, yes /, have had a kind of slur cast upon my reputation.
Gregers {softly). Are you sure that he alone was to blame ?
Werle. Who else do you suppose ?
Gregers. You and he acted together in that affair of the forests Werle. But wasn't it Ekdal that drew up the map of the forest tracts — that fraudulent map ! It was ...he who cut down timber illegally on Government ground. In fact, the whole management was in his hands. I was quite in the dark as to what Lieu- tenant Ekdal was doing.
Gregers. Lieutenant Ekdal seems to have been in the dark himself as to what he was doing.
WERLE. That may be. But the fact remains that he was found guilty and I acquitted.
Gregers. Yes, of course I know that nothing was proved against you.
WERLE. Acquittal is acquittal. Why do yoi rake up these old troubles that turned my hair gre} before its time?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lieutenant Ekdal and you once stood in such close relations.
Werle. Unfortunately our relations were too close ; that I have felt to my cost for many a year.
It's thanks to him that I, yes /, have had a kind of slur cast upon my reputation.
Gregers {softly). Are you sure that he alone was to blame ?
Werle. Who else do you suppose ?
Gregers. You and he acted together in that affair of the forests Werle. But wasn't it Ekdal that drew up the map of the forest tracts — that fraudulent map ! It was ...he who cut down timber illegally on Government ground. In fact, the whole management was in his hands. I was quite in the dark as to what Lieu- tenant Ekdal was doing.
Gregers. Lieutenant Ekdal seems to have been in the dark himself as to what he was doing.
WERLE. That may be. But the fact remains that he was found guilty and I acquitted.
Gregers. Yes, of course I know that nothing was proved against you.
WERLE. Acquittal is acquittal. Why do yoi rake up these old troubles that turned my hair gre} before its time?
What to read after Ghost: An Enemy of the People: the Wild Duck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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