Master Olof : a Drama in Five Acts by August Strindberg
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together for you.
Sexton (calling into the church). Catherine! Windrank. Hush, hush, man! You'll make the ghosts appear! Sexton. A plague on your tongue! [Exeunt.] SCENE 3 (The Sacristy of the Church of St. Nicolaus. There is a door leading to the church, and another, smaller one, leading to the pulpit. The walls are hung with chasubles and surplices. Priedieus and a few small chests are standing about. The sunlight is pouring in through a window. The church bells are heard ringing. Through the wall at the left can be heard a constant murmuring. The Sexton and his Wife enter, stop near the door, and pray silently.) Sexton. That's enough! Now, Catherine dear, you'd better hurry up and do some dusting. Wife. Oh, there's no special occasion. It's nobody but that Master Olof who's going to preach to-day. Really, I can't see why the Chapter allows it. Sexton. Because he's got permission from the King, you see. Wife. Well, well! |
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