Hannele; a Dream Poem
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[Hannele shakes 32 HANNELE her headi\ No ? Oh, well then, there's not so much the matter with us !
Hannele.
Are you the Doctor ?
The Doctor.
Of course T am.
Hannele.
Then — then I must be ill.
The Doctoe.
A little ; not very.
Hannele.
Do you want to make me well again ?
The Doctok.
[Rapidly examining her.] Have you a pain here ?
or there ? Do you feel anything here ? here ? here ?
Don't look so frightened, I'm not going to hurt you.
How is it here ? Have you any pain here ?
GOTTWALD.
[Coming up... to the bed again.'] Answer the Doctor, Hannele !
Hannele.
[In a tons of intense entreaty, her voice trembling with tears.] Oh, dear Mr. Gottwald !
A DREAM.POEM 33 GOTTWALD.
Now attend to what the Doctor says and answer him nicely. [Hannele shakes her head.l Why won't you.
Hannele.
Because — ^because — I want so to go to mother.
GOTTWALD.
[Touched, strokes her hair.] There, there now — you mustn't think of that.
[A short pause. The Doctor stands erect, draws a long breath, and is plunged in thought for a moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Hannele shakes 32 HANNELE her headi\ No ? Oh, well then, there's not so much the matter with us !
Hannele.
Are you the Doctor ?
The Doctor.
Of course T am.
Hannele.
Then — then I must be ill.
The Doctoe.
A little ; not very.
Hannele.
Do you want to make me well again ?
The Doctok.
[Rapidly examining her.] Have you a pain here ?
or there ? Do you feel anything here ? here ? here ?
Don't look so frightened, I'm not going to hurt you.
How is it here ? Have you any pain here ?
GOTTWALD.
[Coming up... to the bed again.'] Answer the Doctor, Hannele !
Hannele.
[In a tons of intense entreaty, her voice trembling with tears.] Oh, dear Mr. Gottwald !
A DREAM.POEM 33 GOTTWALD.
Now attend to what the Doctor says and answer him nicely. [Hannele shakes her head.l Why won't you.
Hannele.
Because — ^because — I want so to go to mother.
GOTTWALD.
[Touched, strokes her hair.] There, there now — you mustn't think of that.
[A short pause. The Doctor stands erect, draws a long breath, and is plunged in thought for a moment.
What to read after Hannele; a Dream Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hauptmann Gerhart to read onlineMoreLess
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