The Pillars of Society, And Other Plays
The Pillars of Society, And Other Plays
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Stockmann. Well, what does he say?
Dr. Stockmann [putting paper in his pocket]. Nothing ; he only writes that he'll come up himself about midday.
Mrs. Stockmann. Then you must for once remember to stay at home.
Dr. Stockmann. Oh ! I can do that well enough, for IVe finished my morning's work.
Mrs. Stockmann. I am very curious to know how he takes it Dr. Stockmann. You'll see he won't be overpleased that I, and not he himself, have made the discovery.
Mrs. Stockmann. Yes, aren't you afraid of th...at, top ?
Dr. Stockmann. No ; at bottom you may be sure he'll be glad. But still — Peter i^ so d bly afraid that others besides himself should do anything for the good of the town.
222 AN ENEMY OF SOCIETY, Mrs, Stockmann, Do you know, Thomas, you ought to be kind, and share the honours with him. Couldn't you say it was he that put you on the track Dr. Stockmann, Yes, gladly, for aught I care. If only I can set matters straighter, I \pid Morten Kiil peeps in through the further door^ looks round inquiringly^ and speaks slyly.l Morten KiiL Is it — ^is it true ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stockmann. Well, what does he say?
Dr. Stockmann [putting paper in his pocket]. Nothing ; he only writes that he'll come up himself about midday.
Mrs. Stockmann. Then you must for once remember to stay at home.
Dr. Stockmann. Oh ! I can do that well enough, for IVe finished my morning's work.
Mrs. Stockmann. I am very curious to know how he takes it Dr. Stockmann. You'll see he won't be overpleased that I, and not he himself, have made the discovery.
Mrs. Stockmann. Yes, aren't you afraid of th...at, top ?
Dr. Stockmann. No ; at bottom you may be sure he'll be glad. But still — Peter i^ so d bly afraid that others besides himself should do anything for the good of the town.
222 AN ENEMY OF SOCIETY, Mrs, Stockmann, Do you know, Thomas, you ought to be kind, and share the honours with him. Couldn't you say it was he that put you on the track Dr. Stockmann, Yes, gladly, for aught I care. If only I can set matters straighter, I \pid Morten Kiil peeps in through the further door^ looks round inquiringly^ and speaks slyly.l Morten KiiL Is it — ^is it true ?
What to read after The Pillars of Society, And Other Plays?
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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