Comedies by Ludvig Holberg
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JEPPE. With all my heart. You may do what you like with me, so long as you don't kill me, for I am as innocent as a babe unborn. SCENE 3 (Enter Eric with two Doctors.) FIRST DOCTOR. We hear with the greatest sorrow that his lordship is indisposed. VALET. Yes, Doctor. He is in a serious condition. SECOND DOCTOR. How are you feeling, gracious lord? JEPPE. Splendidly, except that I'm a little thirsty from the brandy I drank at Jacob Shoemaker's yesterday. If some one would only give me a mug of ale and let me go, why then they might hang you and all the rest of the doctors, for I need no medicine. FIRST DOCTOR. I call that pure hallucination, my good colleague! SECOND DOCTOR. The more violent it is, the quicker it will spend its rage. Let us feel your lordship's pulse. Quid tibi videtur, Domine Frater? FIRST DOCTOR. I think he should be bled immediately. |
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