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John Gabriel Borkman

Creator: Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906
Translator: Archer, William, 1856-1924
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[Changing the subject.] I had no idea that you were in this part of the world. ELLA RENTHEIM. I have only just arrived. BORKMAN. Why have you come all this way now, in winter? ELLA RENTHEIM. That you shall hear. BORKMAN. Is it me you have come to see? ELLA RENTHEIM. You among others. But if I am to tell you my errand, I must begin far back. BORKMAN. You look tired. ELLA RENTHEIM. Yes, I am tired.
Notes and Queries, Number 186, May 21, 1853 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.

CONTENTS. NOTES:-- Page Lord Bacon's "Advancement of Learning" 493 Erection of Forts at Michnee and Pylos, by C. Forbes 495 Hoveden's Annals: Bohn's "Antiquarian Library," by James Graves 495 FOLK LORE:--Raven Superstition--African Folk Lore --Funeral Custom 496 Shakspeare Readings, No. VII. 496 MINOR NOTES:--Portrait of Luther--Randle Wilbraham --Unpublished Epigram by Sir W. Scott--Crassus' Saying 498 QUERIES:-- Bees and the Sphynx atropos, by Sydney Smirke 499 "The Craftsman's Apology," by James Crossley 499 Palissy and Cardinal Wiseman 499 MINOR QUERIES:--Polidus--St. Paul's Epistles to Seneca--Meaning of "folowed"--Roman Catholic
BORKMAN. Won't you sit down? There on the sofa. ELLA RENTHEIM. Yes, thank you; I need rest. [She crosses to the right and seats herself in the furthest forward corner of the sofa. BORKMAN stands beside the table with his hands behind his back looking at her. A short silence. ELLA RENTHEIM. It seems an endless time since we two met, Borkman, face to face. BORKMAN. [Gloomily.] It is a long, long time. And terrible things have passed since then. ELLA RENTHEIM. A whole lifetime has passed--a wasted lifetime. BORKMAN. [Looking keenly at her.] Wasted! ELLA RENTHEIM. Yes, I say wasted--for both of us.