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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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