Master Olof : a Drama in Five Acts by August Strindberg
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Enter Olof. Olof. Is the King receiving to-day? Servant. Yes. Olof. Can you tell me why I have been kept waiting here in vain four days at a stretch? Servant. No, heavens, I know nothing at all. Olof. It seems strange that I have not been admitted. Servant. What is it about? Olof. That's none of your concern! Servant. Of course not! I understand that, but I thought I might be able to give some information, perhaps. Olof. Have you charge of the King's audiences? Servant. Oh, heavens, no! But you see, when a man hears as much as I do, he knows a little of everything. (Pause.) Olof. Do you think I shall have to wait long? (The servant pretends not to hear.) Do you know if the King is coming soon? Servant (with his back turned to Olof). What? |
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