Plays by August Strindberg: Creditors. Pariah. by August Strindberg
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GUSTAV. What more did you say? ADOLPH. Nothing at all. GUSTAV. Yes, you did, but you have forgotten it--perhaps because you don't dare remember it. You have put it away in a secret drawer, but you have got to open it now! ADOLPH. I can't remember! GUSTAV. But I know. This is what you said: "You ought to be ashamed of flirting when you are too old to have any more lovers!" ADOLPH. Did I say that? I must have said it!--But how can you know that I did? GUSTAV. I heard her tell the story on board the boat as I came here. ADOLPH. To whom? GUSTAV. To four young men who formed her company. She is already developing a taste for chaste young men, just like-- ADOLPH. But there is nothing wrong in that? GUSTAV. No more than in playing brother and sister when you are papa and mamma. |
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