The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen Ix
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Oh, because there is no real energy in me either, I suppose. I probably take after father in that.
Arnholm.
H'm — I wonder whether you don't do yourself injustice there ?
Boletta.
Oh no, I'm sorry to say. And then father has so little time to think about me and my future — and not much inclination either. He puts things of that sort aside as much as he can ; he is so entirely taken up with Ellida Arnholm.
With whom ? How ?
2.50 THE LADY FROM THE SEA. [ACT III.
BoLETTA.
I mean that he and my ste...pmother [Break- ing ujfj'.] Father and mother lead a life of their own, you see.
Arnholm.
Well, so much the more reason for you to see about getting away.
Boletta.
Yes, but at the same time I don't feel as if I had the right to go away — to leave father.
Arnholm.
But, my dear Boletta, you will have to leave him some time, in any case ; and since that is so, why delay ?
Boletta.
Yes, I suppose there is nothing else for it. Of course I ought to think of myself too, and try to find a position of some sort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, because there is no real energy in me either, I suppose. I probably take after father in that.
Arnholm.
H'm — I wonder whether you don't do yourself injustice there ?
Boletta.
Oh no, I'm sorry to say. And then father has so little time to think about me and my future — and not much inclination either. He puts things of that sort aside as much as he can ; he is so entirely taken up with Ellida Arnholm.
With whom ? How ?
2.50 THE LADY FROM THE SEA. [ACT III.
BoLETTA.
I mean that he and my ste...pmother [Break- ing ujfj'.] Father and mother lead a life of their own, you see.
Arnholm.
Well, so much the more reason for you to see about getting away.
Boletta.
Yes, but at the same time I don't feel as if I had the right to go away — to leave father.
Arnholm.
But, my dear Boletta, you will have to leave him some time, in any case ; and since that is so, why delay ?
Boletta.
Yes, I suppose there is nothing else for it. Of course I ought to think of myself too, and try to find a position of some sort.
What to read after The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen Ix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gosse, Edmund, 1849-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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