The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen 10
The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen 10
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Hedda.
[Rising impatiently.'] Yes, there we have it!
It is this genteel poverty I have managed to drop into 1 [Crosses the room.] That is what makes life so pitiable ! So utterly ludicrous ! — For that's what it is.
Brack.
Now / should say the fault lay elsewhere.
Hedda.
Where, then ?
Brack.
You have never gone through any really stimu- lating experience.
Hedda.
Anything serious, you mean ?
Brack.
Yes, you may call it so. But now you may perhaps have one in store.
act ii.] hedda gabler 81 Hbdda....
[Tossing her head,'\ Oh, you're thinking of the annoyances about this wretched professorship !
But that must be Tesman's own affair. I assure you I shall not waste a thought upon it.
Brack.
No> no, I daresay not. But suppose now that what people call — ^in elegant language — a solemn responsibility were to come upon you ? [Smiling, J A new responsibility, Mrs. Hedda ?
Hedda.
[Angrili^,] Be quiet ! Nothing of that sort will ever happen !
Brack.
[Wariltf,] We will speak of this again a year hence — at the very outside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hedda.
[Rising impatiently.'] Yes, there we have it!
It is this genteel poverty I have managed to drop into 1 [Crosses the room.] That is what makes life so pitiable ! So utterly ludicrous ! — For that's what it is.
Brack.
Now / should say the fault lay elsewhere.
Hedda.
Where, then ?
Brack.
You have never gone through any really stimu- lating experience.
Hedda.
Anything serious, you mean ?
Brack.
Yes, you may call it so. But now you may perhaps have one in store.
act ii.] hedda gabler 81 Hbdda....
[Tossing her head,'\ Oh, you're thinking of the annoyances about this wretched professorship !
But that must be Tesman's own affair. I assure you I shall not waste a thought upon it.
Brack.
No> no, I daresay not. But suppose now that what people call — ^in elegant language — a solemn responsibility were to come upon you ? [Smiling, J A new responsibility, Mrs. Hedda ?
Hedda.
[Angrili^,] Be quiet ! Nothing of that sort will ever happen !
Brack.
[Wariltf,] We will speak of this again a year hence — at the very outside.
What to read after The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen 10?
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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