Ghosts
Ghosts
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[Softly and hesitatingly. ] Helen--if that is meant as areproach, I would beg you to bear in mind-- MRS. ALVING. --the regard you owed to your position, yes; and that I wasa runaway wife. One can never be too cautious with such unprincipledcreatures.
MANDERS. My dear--Mrs. Alving, you know that is an absurd exaggeration-- MRS. ALVING. Well well, suppose it is. My point is that your judgmentas to my married life is founded upon nothing but common knowledge andreport.
MANDERS. I admit that. What ...then?
MRS. ALVING. Well, then, Pastor Manders--I will tell you the truth. Ihave sworn to myself that one day you should know it--you alone!
MANDERS. What is the truth, then?
MRS. ALVING. The truth is that my husband died just as dissolute as hehad lived all his days.
MANDERS. [Feeling after a chair. ] What do you say?
MRS. ALVING. After nineteen years of marriage, as dissolute--in hisdesires at any rate--as he was before you married us.
MANDERS. And those-those wild oats--those irregularities--thoseexcesses, if you like--you call "a dissolute life"?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Softly and hesitatingly. ] Helen--if that is meant as areproach, I would beg you to bear in mind-- MRS. ALVING. --the regard you owed to your position, yes; and that I wasa runaway wife. One can never be too cautious with such unprincipledcreatures.
MANDERS. My dear--Mrs. Alving, you know that is an absurd exaggeration-- MRS. ALVING. Well well, suppose it is. My point is that your judgmentas to my married life is founded upon nothing but common knowledge andreport.
MANDERS. I admit that. What ...then?
MRS. ALVING. Well, then, Pastor Manders--I will tell you the truth. Ihave sworn to myself that one day you should know it--you alone!
MANDERS. What is the truth, then?
MRS. ALVING. The truth is that my husband died just as dissolute as hehad lived all his days.
MANDERS. [Feeling after a chair. ] What do you say?
MRS. ALVING. After nineteen years of marriage, as dissolute--in hisdesires at any rate--as he was before you married us.
MANDERS. And those-those wild oats--those irregularities--thoseexcesses, if you like--you call "a dissolute life"?
What to read after Ghosts?
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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