The Lady From the Sea, a Drama in Five Acts
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) I wonder where she — where they are gone ? {He goes to the open door and looksout. ) Wangel {looking at the piano). Oh, I would' make any sacrifice — for those three. If I knew what to do.
Ellida comes in from the left.
Ellida {abruptly to Wangel). Only do not go out this morning.
Wangel. No; certainly I will not. I will stay at home with you. {He points to Ahnholm, who comes tovxLrds them,.) But wiU you not speak to our friend?
Ellida {turning round). Oh, is it you, Mr. Araholm ?
{Offers him... her hand.) Good morning.
Abnholm. Good morning, Mrs. Wangel. Are you not bathing to-day, as usual ?
Ellida. No, no, no. I can not think of such a thing to-day. But will you not sit down a mraute ?
Abnholm. No; thank you very much; not now. {He looks at Wangel.) I promised the girls that I would follow them into the garden.
EixiDA. God only knows whether you will find them in the garden. I never know where they may be.
Wangel. Oh yes. They are sure to be down by the pond.
Aknholm. Well, I shall, no doubt, find some track of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) I wonder where she — where they are gone ? {He goes to the open door and looksout. ) Wangel {looking at the piano). Oh, I would' make any sacrifice — for those three. If I knew what to do.
Ellida comes in from the left.
Ellida {abruptly to Wangel). Only do not go out this morning.
Wangel. No; certainly I will not. I will stay at home with you. {He points to Ahnholm, who comes tovxLrds them,.) But wiU you not speak to our friend?
Ellida {turning round). Oh, is it you, Mr. Araholm ?
{Offers him... her hand.) Good morning.
Abnholm. Good morning, Mrs. Wangel. Are you not bathing to-day, as usual ?
Ellida. No, no, no. I can not think of such a thing to-day. But will you not sit down a mraute ?
Abnholm. No; thank you very much; not now. {He looks at Wangel.) I promised the girls that I would follow them into the garden.
EixiDA. God only knows whether you will find them in the garden. I never know where they may be.
Wangel. Oh yes. They are sure to be down by the pond.
Aknholm. Well, I shall, no doubt, find some track of them.
What to read after The Lady From the Sea, a Drama in Five Acts?
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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