The Doll's House: A PlayD. Appleton, 1890 - 148 страници |
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50 cents 75 cents APPLETON ball beautiful believe Bond Street charming Christina Cloth costume course dance dare say darling dear Nora Doctor Rank doll Doll's House dress duty EDWARD BELLAMY ELLEN EMILE SOUVESTRE Emperor and Galilean everything father feel forgiven gentleman give gone Good-by hall door happen happy hear heard heart HELMER comes HELMER smiling HENRIK IBSEN human husband Ibsen KROGSTAD letter LINDEN listens live ma'am marriage MARY ANN mean miracle moral mother never Nils Nora dear NORA goes NORA looking NORA stands Nora's NOVELS Paper PAUL HEYSE perhaps play poet poor round saved SCENE shuts the door softly sort speak story sure talk tarantella tell thank things thought throws to-day to-morrow Torvald dear true understand VICTOR CHERBULIEZ whole wife WILHELMINE VON HILLERN woman women
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Страница 62 - I simply cannot conceive — what would have become of me if I had never entered this house. NORA [Smiling.] Yes, I think you do feel at home with us. RANK [More softly — looking straight before him.] And now to have to leave it all NORA Nonsense.
Страница 54 - KROGSTAD Oh, you needn't pretend ignorance. I can very well understand that it cannot be pleasant for your friend to meet me; and I can also understand now for whose sake I am to be hounded out. NORA But I assure you KROGSTAD Come...
Страница 92 - Nora! — Oh! I must read it again. — Yes, yes, it is so. I am saved! Nora, I am saved! NORA. And I? HELMER. You too, of course; we are both saved, both of us. Look here — he sends you back your promissory note. He writes that he regrets and apologises, that a happy turn in his life Oh, what matter what he writes.
Страница 99 - NORA What do you consider my holiest duties? HELMER Do I need to tell you that? Your duties to your husband and your children. NORA I have other duties equally sacred. HELMER Impossible! What duties do you mean?
Страница 43 - Oh, nobody! — that he was dead now, and that when his will was opened, there stood in large letters: "Pay over at once everything of which I die possessed to that charming person, Mrs. Nora Helmer." MRS. LINDEN But, my dear Nora — what gentleman do you mean?
Страница 103 - HELMER. I would gladly work for you day and night, Nora — bear sorrow and want for your sake. But no man sacrifices his honor, even for one he loves.
Страница 91 - Just look — your arms close to your sides, and the needles going up and down — there's something Chinese about it. — They really gave us splendid champagne to-night. MRS. LINDEN. Well, good-night, Nora, and don't be obstinate any more. HELMER. Well said, Mrs. Linden! MRS. LINDEN. Good-night, Mr. Helmer. HELMER [going with her to the door].
Страница 46 - The fact is, he's afraid of me spoiling my teeth. But, oh bother, just for once! — That's for you, Doctor Rank! [Puts a macaroon into his mouth.] And you too, Christina. And I'll...
Страница 104 - NORA Listen, Torvald — when a wife leaves her husband's house, as I am doing, I have heard that in the eyes of the law he is free from all duties towards her. At any rate, I release you from all duties. You must not feel yourself bound, any more than I shall.
Страница 94 - There is something indescribably sweet and soothing to a man in having forgiven his wife — honestly forgiven her, from the bottom of his heart. She becomes his property in a double sense. She is as though born again; she has become, so to speak, at once his wife and his child. That is what you shall henceforth be to me, my bewildered, helpless darling.