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Ghosts

Play by Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen, first produced in Chicago, USA, 1882. Mrs Alving hides the profligacy of her late husband. The past catches up with her when her son inherits his father's syphilis and unwittingly plans to marry his half-sister.



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But now they were raised by the White Logic of John Barleycorn, and John Barleycorn never lays the ghosts of his raising.
"If you had had a 'Shilling Dreadful' in your hand," she proceeded, "something about Ghosts or Dynamite or Midnight Murder--one could understand it: those things aren't worth the shilling, unless they give one a Nightmare.
Neath which thy slumb'ring sould lies hid, That o'er the floor and down the wall, Like ghosts the shadows rise and fall
 
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