Little Eyolf
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] Oh, don't say that!
ALLMERS. Yes, it is true. He did not love you--not as he ought to have.
ASTA. [Evasively. ] No, perhaps not as he loved you. That was onlynatural.
ALLMERS. [Continuing. ] And he was often hard to your mother, too--atleast in the last years.
ASTA. [Softly. ] Mother was so much, much younger than he--remember that.
ALLMERS. Do you think they were not quite suited to each other?
ASTA. Perhaps not.
ALLMERS. Yes, but still--. Father, who in other ways was so gentle andwarm-hear...ted--so kindly towards every one-- ASTA. [Quietly. ] Mother, too, was not always as she ought to have been.
ALLMERS. Your mother was not!
ASTA. Perhaps not always.
ALLMERS. Towards father, do you mean?
ASTA. Yes.
ALLMERS. I never noticed that.
ASTA. [Struggling with her tears, rises. ] Oh, my dear Alfred--let themrest--those who are gone. [She goes towards the right. ] ALLMERS. [Rising. ] Yes, let them rest. [Wringing his hands. ] But thosewho are gone--it is they that won't let us rest, Asta. Neither day nornight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Oh, don't say that!
ALLMERS. Yes, it is true. He did not love you--not as he ought to have.
ASTA. [Evasively. ] No, perhaps not as he loved you. That was onlynatural.
ALLMERS. [Continuing. ] And he was often hard to your mother, too--atleast in the last years.
ASTA. [Softly. ] Mother was so much, much younger than he--remember that.
ALLMERS. Do you think they were not quite suited to each other?
ASTA. Perhaps not.
ALLMERS. Yes, but still--. Father, who in other ways was so gentle andwarm-hear...ted--so kindly towards every one-- ASTA. [Quietly. ] Mother, too, was not always as she ought to have been.
ALLMERS. Your mother was not!
ASTA. Perhaps not always.
ALLMERS. Towards father, do you mean?
ASTA. Yes.
ALLMERS. I never noticed that.
ASTA. [Struggling with her tears, rises. ] Oh, my dear Alfred--let themrest--those who are gone. [She goes towards the right. ] ALLMERS. [Rising. ] Yes, let them rest. [Wringing his hands. ] But thosewho are gone--it is they that won't let us rest, Asta. Neither day nornight.
What to read after Little Eyolf?
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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