A Doll's House

Book Excerpthave known sinceour marriage.Mrs. Linde. I know how fond you were of him. And then you wentoff to Italy?Nora. Yes; you see we had money then, and the doctors insisted onour going, so we started a month later.Mrs. Linde. And your husband came back quite well?Nora. As sound as a bell Mrs. Linde. But--the doctor?Nora. What doctor?Mrs. Linde. I thought your maid said the gentleman who arrivedhere just as I did, was the doctor?Nora. Yes, that was Doctor Rank, but he doesn't come hereprofessionally. He is our greatest friend, and comes in at leastonce everyday. No, Torvald has not had an hour's illness sincethen, and our children are strong and healthy and so am I. (Jumpsup and claps her hands.) Christine Christine it's good to bealive and happy --But how horrid of me; I am talking of nothingbut my own affairs. (Sits on a stool near her, and rests her armson her knees.) You mustn't be angry with me. Tell me, is itreally true that you did not love your husband? Why didRead More