Plays by August Strindberg, Second series by August Strindberg
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page 253 of 327 (77%)
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ADOLPH. For what?
GUSTAV. For her revenge! Bear in mind that when you said she could not attract a man, you struck at what to her is most sacred--the one thing above all others. If you had told her that she wrote nothing but nonsense, she would have laughed at your poor taste. But as it is--believe me, it will not be her fault if her desire for revenge has not already been satisfied. ADOLPH. I must know if it is so! GUSTAV. Find out! ADOLPH. Find out? GUSTAV. Watch--I'll assist you, if you want me to. ADOLPH. As I am to die anyhow--it may as well come first as last! What am I to do? GUSTAV. First of all a piece of information: has your wife any vulnerable point? ADOLPH. Hardly! I think she must have nine lives, like a cat. GUSTAV. There--that was the boat whistling at the landing--now she'll soon be here. ADOLPH. Then I must go down and meet her. |
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