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le own dear son , yet for all this I will not pause , but I will go fetch my son Isaac and return as fast as we can . ( Abraham crosses to the other side of the stage , where Isaac is kneeling in prayer . ) Now Isaac , my own dear son ...
le own dear son , yet for all this I will not pause , but I will go fetch my son Isaac and return as fast as we can . ( Abraham crosses to the other side of the stage , where Isaac is kneeling in prayer . ) Now Isaac , my own dear son ...
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ANDERSON ( taking her more closely in his arms ) : Anxious , my dear ? JUDITH : A little . ANDERSON : Why , youve been crying . JUDITH : Only a little . Never mind : it's all over now . ( A bugle call is heard in the distance .
ANDERSON ( taking her more closely in his arms ) : Anxious , my dear ? JUDITH : A little . ANDERSON : Why , youve been crying . JUDITH : Only a little . Never mind : it's all over now . ( A bugle call is heard in the distance .
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He said what he thought would frighten you and frighten me , my dear . He said what perhaps ( God forgive him ! ) he would like to believe . It's a terrible thing to think of what death must mean for a man like that .
He said what he thought would frighten you and frighten me , my dear . He said what perhaps ( God forgive him ! ) he would like to believe . It's a terrible thing to think of what death must mean for a man like that .
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Abraham Absurd ANDERSON ANTIGONE arms asked ASLAKSEN beauty believe better BILLING brother BURGOMASTER BURGOYNE called child close comes course CREON criticism dead dear death door DUDGEON ESSIE expression eyes face fact faith father fear feel follow Francis give goes hand head hear heard heart hold HOVSTAD human Isaac JONATHAN JUDITH Julia keep leave light live look MADAME matter mean mind MORTEN mother move nature never night once passed perhaps PETRA play poem poetry present question RICHARD ROSALIE seems sense side soul speak stand STOCKMANN story sure SWINDON tell thee thing thou thought town true truth turn understand voice walks whole young
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| Título | Controversy in Literature: Fiction, Drama, and Poetry, with Related Criticism |
| Editores | Morris Freedman, Paul Benjamin Davis |
| Compilado por | Morris Freedman, Paul Benjamin Davis |
| Editor | Scribner, 1968 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 7 Ago. 2007 |
| Largo | 750 páginas |
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