The Wild Duck: a Play in Five Acts
The Wild Duck: a Play in Five Acts
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Let me see that letter.
\ Hedvig.
[Hands it to him.'] There it is.
HlALMAR.
That is Mr. Werle's hand.
Gina.
Are you sure of that, Ekdal?
HlALMAR.
Look for yourself.
Gina.
Oh, what do / know about such-like things?
HlALMAR.
Hedvig, may I open the letter — and read it?
194 THE WILD BUCK, [Act IV.
HEDVIG.
Yes, of course you may, if you want to.
Gina.
No, not to-night, Ekdal; it's to be kept till to- morrow.
Hedvig.
[Softly.'] Oh, can't you let him read it! It's sure to be something good; and then ...father will be glad, and everything will be nice again.
HlALMAR.
I may open it then?
Hedvig.
Yes do, father. I'm so anxious to know what it is- HlALMAR.
Well and good. [Opens the letter^ takes out a paptU reads it through^ and appears bewildered.] What i s this ?
Gina.
What does it say?
Hedvig.
Oh yes, father — tell us!
HlALMAR.
Be quiet. [Reads it through again; he has turned Act IV.] THE WILD DUCK. 195 pah) but says with self -control :\ It is a deed of gift, Hedvig.
Hedvig.
Is it? What sort of gift am I to have?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let me see that letter.
\ Hedvig.
[Hands it to him.'] There it is.
HlALMAR.
That is Mr. Werle's hand.
Gina.
Are you sure of that, Ekdal?
HlALMAR.
Look for yourself.
Gina.
Oh, what do / know about such-like things?
HlALMAR.
Hedvig, may I open the letter — and read it?
194 THE WILD BUCK, [Act IV.
HEDVIG.
Yes, of course you may, if you want to.
Gina.
No, not to-night, Ekdal; it's to be kept till to- morrow.
Hedvig.
[Softly.'] Oh, can't you let him read it! It's sure to be something good; and then ...father will be glad, and everything will be nice again.
HlALMAR.
I may open it then?
Hedvig.
Yes do, father. I'm so anxious to know what it is- HlALMAR.
Well and good. [Opens the letter^ takes out a paptU reads it through^ and appears bewildered.] What i s this ?
Gina.
What does it say?
Hedvig.
Oh yes, father — tell us!
HlALMAR.
Be quiet. [Reads it through again; he has turned Act IV.] THE WILD DUCK. 195 pah) but says with self -control :\ It is a deed of gift, Hedvig.
Hedvig.
Is it? What sort of gift am I to have?
What to read after The Wild Duck: a Play 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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