Master Olof : a Drama in Five Acts by August Strindberg
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Gustaf (looking hard at Gert). I suppose you have had a share in
those outrages in the city churches? Gert. Of course, I have! No sane person could behave so madly. We wanted only to make a few minor alterations in the style. They seemed too low in the ceiling. Gustaf. What do you really want? Gert. Oh, we want a great deal, although we haven't got through with one-half of it yet. Yes, we want so many things and we want them so quickly, that our reason cannot keep pace with them, and that's why it has been lagging behind a little. Yes, we wish among other things to change the furnishings a little in the churches, and to remove the windows because the air seems so musty. Yes, and there is a lot more we want, but that will have to wait for a while. Gustaf (to Olof). That's a perilous disease--for anything else it cannot be. Olof. Who knows? Gustaf. Now I am tired. You'll have a fortnight in which to get ready. Your hand that you will help me! Olof. I will do my part. Gustaf. Give orders to have Rink and Knipperdollink sent to Malmo. |
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