Master Olof : a Drama in Five Acts by August Strindberg
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page 81 of 194 (41%)
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Sexton. Don't you want any robe?
Olof. No. Sexton. But it's always used. And the handkerchief? Olof. Never mind. Sexton. Well, I declare! Olof. Will you please leave me alone, my friend? Sexton. You want me to get out? But as a rule, I-- Olof. Do me the favor, please! Sexton. Oh, well! Of course! But first I want to tell you that you'll find the missal to the right of you as you get up, and I have put in a stick so you'll know where to open it, and there is a glass of water beside the book. And you mustn't forget to turn the hour-glass, or it may chance you'll keep it up a little too long-- Olof. Don't worry! There will be plenty of people to tell me when to quit. Sexton. Mercy, yes--beg your pardon! But you see, we've got our own customs here. Olof. Tell me, what is that depressing murmur we hear? |
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