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7942	Ibsen, Henrik	Little Eyolf			.txt	text/plain	22397	4079	101	MISS ASTA ALLMERS, Alfred's younger half-sister. Yes; but you must remember that Alfred has never been away from Yes; but I think you ought to put down your foot about it, Rita. [Drops EYOLF's hand, goes up to ASTA with an expression of [Pointing to a chair.] Yes, you look tired. The thought of Eyolf, my dear Rita. [Stands looking after them.] Rita--do you think there is Yes, indeed, I think it was, as I look back upon it all. Yes, Alfred--little Eyolf was behind it all. thing.--I have only loved you, Asta, ever since you were a little child. [Looks out for a time over the fiord.] Where is my little Eyolf now? down.] Can you think the thought, Alfred--that we have lost Eyolf? [Trying to take her hand.] Yes. And it is to you, Asta, that I Yes, all the time that my brother--that Alfred and I lived Yes, in our little Eyolf's place.	./cache/7942.txt	./txt/7942.txt