The Lady From the Sea And Other Plays 2
The Lady From the Sea And Other Plays 2
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Stockmann. And well have our school in the room where they reviled me as an enemy of the people.
But we must have more pupils. I must have at least twelve boys to begin with.
Mrs. Stockmann. Youll never get them here in this town.
Dr. Stockmann. We shall see that. (To the boys.) Don't you know any street-boys — some regular raga- muffins ?
Morten. Yes, father, I know lots !
Dr. Stockmann. That's all right; bring me a few specimens of them. I want to experiment with the good-for-nothings for onc...e — there may be some good heads amongst them.
Morten. But what are we to do when we've become free and noble-minded men ?
Dr. Stockmann. Drive all the wolves out to the far west, boys.
Ejlip looks rather doubtful; Mortex jumps about, shouting hurrah!
Mrs. Stockmann. If oaly the wolves don't drive you out, Thomas.
Dr. Stockmann. You are quite mad, Katrine ! Drive me away! now that I'm the strongest man in the town.
252 AN ENEMY OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. Stockmann. The strongest — now?
Dr. Stockmann.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stockmann. And well have our school in the room where they reviled me as an enemy of the people.
But we must have more pupils. I must have at least twelve boys to begin with.
Mrs. Stockmann. Youll never get them here in this town.
Dr. Stockmann. We shall see that. (To the boys.) Don't you know any street-boys — some regular raga- muffins ?
Morten. Yes, father, I know lots !
Dr. Stockmann. That's all right; bring me a few specimens of them. I want to experiment with the good-for-nothings for onc...e — there may be some good heads amongst them.
Morten. But what are we to do when we've become free and noble-minded men ?
Dr. Stockmann. Drive all the wolves out to the far west, boys.
Ejlip looks rather doubtful; Mortex jumps about, shouting hurrah!
Mrs. Stockmann. If oaly the wolves don't drive you out, Thomas.
Dr. Stockmann. You are quite mad, Katrine ! Drive me away! now that I'm the strongest man in the town.
252 AN ENEMY OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. Stockmann. The strongest — now?
Dr. Stockmann.
What to read after The Lady From the Sea And Other Plays 2?
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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