Ibsen's Prose Dramas
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No; Digitized by VjOOQIC Act I.] The Pillars of Society. 185 it's true IVe turned my hand to all sorts of things, and made a fool of myself in many ways Mrs. Rummel. Hm LONA. But Fve never learned to play tricks on horseback Bernick. Then youVe not ?
Mrs. Bernick. Oh, thank goodness !
LONA. No, indeed ; we came like other respectable people — second-class, it's true ; but we're used to that.
Mrs. Bernick. We, you say ?
Bernick (striding forward). What we ?
LONA. Why, my boy and I, of course.
Th...e Ladies {with a cry). Your boy !
HiLMAR. What ?
RORLUND. Well, I must say Mrs. Bernick. Why, what do you mean, Lona ?
LONA. Of course I mean John ; IVe no other boy but John, that I know of — or Johan, as you call him.
Mrs. Bernick. Johan !
MRa Rummel {aside to Mrs. Lynge). The pro- digal brother !
Bernick {hesitatingly). Is Johan with you ?
LONA. Of course, of course ; I wouldn't travel without him. But you're all looking so dismal — and sitting here in this twilight, sewing at something white ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No; Digitized by VjOOQIC Act I.] The Pillars of Society. 185 it's true IVe turned my hand to all sorts of things, and made a fool of myself in many ways Mrs. Rummel. Hm LONA. But Fve never learned to play tricks on horseback Bernick. Then youVe not ?
Mrs. Bernick. Oh, thank goodness !
LONA. No, indeed ; we came like other respectable people — second-class, it's true ; but we're used to that.
Mrs. Bernick. We, you say ?
Bernick (striding forward). What we ?
LONA. Why, my boy and I, of course.
Th...e Ladies {with a cry). Your boy !
HiLMAR. What ?
RORLUND. Well, I must say Mrs. Bernick. Why, what do you mean, Lona ?
LONA. Of course I mean John ; IVe no other boy but John, that I know of — or Johan, as you call him.
Mrs. Bernick. Johan !
MRa Rummel {aside to Mrs. Lynge). The pro- digal brother !
Bernick {hesitatingly). Is Johan with you ?
LONA. Of course, of course ; I wouldn't travel without him. But you're all looking so dismal — and sitting here in this twilight, sewing at something white ?
What to read after Ibsen's Prose Dramas?
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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