Ghosts & Two Other Plays
Ghosts & Two Other Plays
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Mrs. Alving. That was just what I had to fight for incessantly, day after day. When Oswald was bom, I thought I saw a slight improvement. But it didn't last long. And after that I had to fight doubly hard — fight a desperate fight so that no one should know what Digitized by Google X 96 Ghosts [act I. SOTt of a man my child's father was< You know quite well what an attractive manner he had; it seemed as if people could believe nothing but good of him. He was one of those men whose mode of life seems to have no effect upon their reputations. But at last^ Mr. Man- ders — ^you must hear this too — ^at last something hap- pened more abominable than everything else. Manders, More abominable than what you have told me! Mrs. Alving, I had borne with it all^ though I knew only too well what he indulged in in secret^ when he was out of the house. But when it came to the point of the scandal coming within our four walls — Manders, Csja you mean it ! Here ? Mrs, Alving. Yts, here^ in our own home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Alving. That was just what I had to fight for incessantly, day after day. When Oswald was bom, I thought I saw a slight improvement. But it didn't last long. And after that I had to fight doubly hard — fight a desperate fight so that no one should know what Digitized by Google X 96 Ghosts [act I. SOTt of a man my child's father was< You know quite well what an attractive manner he had; it seemed as if people could believe nothing but good of him. He was one of those men whose mode of life seems to have no effect upon their reputations. But at last^ Mr. Man- ders — ^you must hear this too — ^at last something hap- pened more abominable than everything else. Manders, More abominable than what you have told me! Mrs. Alving, I had borne with it all^ though I knew only too well what he indulged in in secret^ when he was out of the house. But when it came to the point of the scandal coming within our four walls — Manders, Csja you mean it ! Here ? Mrs, Alving. Yts, here^ in our own home.
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