Plays by August Strindberg, Second series by August Strindberg
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MAURICE. What? MME. CATHERINE. Don't do it! MAURICE. Don't be scared. This lady is not my kind, but she interests me. Or hardly that even. MME. CATHERINE, Don't trust yourself! MAURICE. Yes, I do trust myself. Good-bye. [Goes out.] (Curtain.) ACT II FIRST SCENE (The Auberge des Adrets: a café in sixteenth century style, with a suggestion of stage effect. Tables and easy-chairs are scattered in corners and nooks. The walls are decorated with armour and weapons. Along the ledge of the wainscoting stand glasses and jugs.) (MAURICE and HENRIETTE are in evening dress and sit facing each other at a table on which stands a bottle of champagne and three filled glasses. The third glass is placed at that side of the table which is nearest the background, and there an easy-chair is kept ready for the still missing "third man.") |
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