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Tesman: if you could only prevail on yourself to say du to her. for my sake, hedda? eh? heddagabler; act 1, p. 25 what does tesman want his wife to do? to call his aunt, “aunt julia” to show his aunt more respect to invite his aunt to stay with them to speak to his aunt as if they are friends or family

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