Master Olof : a Drama in Five Acts by August Strindberg
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turns toward Olof. The Harlot is crouching in a corner of the
room. Windrank is still sleeping under one of the tables. Olof is standing in the middle of the floor, sunk in deep thought.) Gert (exhausted, throws himself on a bench). It's heavy work, Olof. Olof. What have you been doing? Gert. Oh, a little house-cleaning, to begin with. Olof. For which you will pay dearly. Gert. So far we have the upper hand. The whole city has been roused. Rink is at work in St. George's Chapel. Tell me, has the King sent you to oppose us? Olof. He has. Gert. That was a most sensible thing to do! Olof. To-morrow I am to preach from the new pulpit. Gert. Do you call this fulfilling your royal mission? Here you are, still standing with your arms folded. Olof. Come to church to-morrow with your brethren. Gert. Is it going to be an archipapal sermon? |
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