Plays: the Father; Countess Julie; the Outlaw; the Stronger by August Strindberg
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page 104 of 215 (48%)
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[Jean quickly puts bottle in table drawer and rises very respectfully.] [Enter Miss Julie and goes to Kristin.] JULIE. Is it done? [Kristin indicating Jean's presence.] JEAN [Gallantly]. Have you secrets between you? JULIE. [Flipping handkerchief in his face]. Curious, are you? JEAN. How sweet that violet perfume is! JULIE [Coquettishly]. Impudence! Do you appreciate perfumes too? Dance--that you can do splendidly. [Jean looks towards the cooking store]. Don't look. Away with you. JEAN [Inquisitive but polite]. Is it some troll's dish that you are both concocting for midsummer night? Something to pierce the future with and evoke the face of your intended? JULIE [Sharply]. To see him one must have sharp eyes. [To Kristin]. Put it into a bottle and cork it tight. Come now, Jean and dance a schottische with me. [Jean hesitates.] |
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