GHOSTS A Domestic Tragedy 群鬼

GHOSTS A Domestic Tragedy in Three Acts 1 GHOSTS A Domestic Tragedy in Three Acts by Henrik Ibsen Translated by R. Farquharson Sharp 更多好书请点击 www.uus8.org GHOSTS A Domestic Tragedy in Three Acts 2 ACT I (SCENE.--A large room looking upon a garden door in the left-hand wall, and two in the right. In the middle of the room, a round table with chairs set about it, and books, magazines and newspapers upon it. In the foreground on the left, a window, by which is a small sofa with a work- table in front of it. At the back the room opens into a conservatory rather smaller than the room. From the right-hand side of this, a door leads to the garden. Through the large panes of glass that form the outer wall of the conservatory, a gloomy fjord landscape can be discerned, half-obscured by steady rain. ENGSTRAND is standing close to the garden door. His left leg is slightly deformed, and he wears a boot with a clump of wood under the sole. REGINA, with an empty garden-syringe in her hand, is trying to prevent his coming in.) Regina (below her breath). What is it you want? Stay where you are. The rain is dripping off you, Engstrand. ......