Plays: the Father; Countess Julie; the Outlaw; the Stronger by August Strindberg
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placed on the table. They help themselves to glasses and drink.
Then they sing and dance a country dance to the melody of "There came two ladies out of the woods." When that is over they go out, singing.] [Enter Julie alone, sees the havoc the visitors have made, clasps her hands, takes out powder box and powders her face. Enter Jean exuberant.] JEAN. There, you see, and you heard them. Do you think it's possible for us to remain here any longer? JULIE. No, I don't. But what's to be done? JEAN. Fly! Travel--far from here! JULIE. Travel--yes--but where? JEAN. To Switzerland--to the Italian lakes. You have never been there? JULIE. No--is it beautiful there? JEAN. Oh, an eternal summer! Oranges, trees, laurels--oh! JULIE. But what shall we do there? JEAN. I'll open a first-class hotel for first-class patrons. JULIE. Hotel? |
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