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Norwegian: Nor Ibsen (1867)
English: Eng Archer (1892)
German: Ger Morgenstern (1901)
Hungarian: Hun Károly Sebestyén (1903)
Hungarian: Hun Áprily (1952)
Russian: Rus Карп (1972)
Chinese: Xiao Qian 萧乾 (1975)
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Peer Gynt
Title
Dramatis personæ
Stage
ACT I
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ACT II
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ACT III
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ACT IV
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Scene Thirtenth, 248-331
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ACT V
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Scene Second, 104-161
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PG
MASTER COTTON.
Alt dette her er såre godt; –
men, Sir, nu gad jeg vide blot,
hvad De med Deres guld vil gøre.
MR. COTTON
All this is very good indeed;—
but, sir, I’m curious to know
what with your gold. you think of doing.
MASTER COTTON.
Dies alles ist vortrefflich baß,-
Doch, Sir, – die Frage will nicht ruhn, –
Was woll’n Sie mit dem Gold nun tun?
COTTON.
Ez mind igen szép, jó barátom,
De jól esnék tervébe látnom.
MR. COTTON
Ez Sir, rendben van mind nagyon; -
de szeretném tudni: vajon
aranyával mi lesz a terve?
Mr. Коттон
Приятны милые слова,
Но знать хотелось бы сперва,
На что вам злато было нужно.
培尔
对。我生在娜威，但是论气质，是个世界公民。我得感谢美国，它叫我尝到了富有的滋味。德国最新式的学者提供给我这样丰富的藏书。我从法国学到对衣着式样的讲究，以及我的仪表和机智的谈吐。英国培养了我的勤奋习惯以及对个人利益的敏感。我从犹太人那里学会了忍耐。在意大利住了没多久，就养成了舒舒服服的游手好闲。我一度陷入困境，可是瑞典的钢铁救了我一命。
Nor Ibsen (1867) line no. 4,44
;
Eng Archer (1892)
;
Ger Morgenstern (1901)
;
Hun Károly Sebestyén (1903)
;
Hun Áprily (1952)
;
Rus Карп (1972)
;
Xiao Qian 萧乾 (1975)
;
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