Love's Comedy
Love's Comedy
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Think! Lind and Anna--think!--have plighted hearts, Affianced lovers!
MRS. HALM [with tears of emotion]. 'Tis the eighth in orderWho well-provided from this house departs; [To FALK. Seven nieces wedded-always with a boarder-- [Is overcome; presses her handkerchief to her eyes.
MISS JAY [to ANNA]. Well, there will come a flood of gratulation! [Caresses her with emotion.
LIND [seizing FALK's hand]. My friend, I walk in rapt intoxication!
FALK. Hold! As a plighted man you are a memberOf Rapture's ...Temperance-association. Observe it's rules;--no orgies here, remember! [Turning to GULDSTAD sympathetically. Well, my good sir!
GULDSTAD [beaming with pleasure]. I think this promisesAll happiness for both.
FALK [staring at him]. You seem to standThe shock with exemplary self-command. That's well.
GULDSTAD. What do you mean, sir?
FALK. Only this;That inasmuch as you appeared to feedFond expectations of your own-- GULDSTAD. Indeed?
FALK. At any rate, you were upon the scent. You named Miss Halm; you stood upon this spotAnd asked me-- GULDSTAD [smiling].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think! Lind and Anna--think!--have plighted hearts, Affianced lovers!
MRS. HALM [with tears of emotion]. 'Tis the eighth in orderWho well-provided from this house departs; [To FALK. Seven nieces wedded-always with a boarder-- [Is overcome; presses her handkerchief to her eyes.
MISS JAY [to ANNA]. Well, there will come a flood of gratulation! [Caresses her with emotion.
LIND [seizing FALK's hand]. My friend, I walk in rapt intoxication!
FALK. Hold! As a plighted man you are a memberOf Rapture's ...Temperance-association. Observe it's rules;--no orgies here, remember! [Turning to GULDSTAD sympathetically. Well, my good sir!
GULDSTAD [beaming with pleasure]. I think this promisesAll happiness for both.
FALK [staring at him]. You seem to standThe shock with exemplary self-command. That's well.
GULDSTAD. What do you mean, sir?
FALK. Only this;That inasmuch as you appeared to feedFond expectations of your own-- GULDSTAD. Indeed?
FALK. At any rate, you were upon the scent. You named Miss Halm; you stood upon this spotAnd asked me-- GULDSTAD [smiling].
What to read after Love's Comedy?
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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