Master Olof : a Drama in Five Acts by August Strindberg
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page 102 of 194 (52%)
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Olof. Do you know to whom you are talking? Servant. No, I don't. Olof. I am the King's Secretary. Servant. Oh, mercy, are you Master Olof? I knew your father, Peter the Smith, for I am also from Orebro. Olof. Well, can't you be civil in spite of that? Servant. Well, well! That's what happens when one gets on a little in this world--then one's humble parents are forgotten. Olof. It is possible that my father actually honored you with his acquaintance, but I doubt that he put you in a parent's place to me when he died. Servant. Well, well! I declare! It must be hard on Dame Christine! [Exit to the left.] [Olof is left alone for a while. Then Lars Siggesson, the Lord High Constable, enters from the right.] Constable (throwing his cloak to Olof without looking at him). Will the King be here soon? Olof (catching the cloak and throwing it on the floor). I do not know! |
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