Plays: the Father; Countess Julie; the Outlaw; the Stronger by August Strindberg
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going? No, stay for supper. I have no special inducements to offer,
but do stay. You know I am expecting the new doctor. Have you seen him? PASTOR. I caught a glimpse of him as I came along. He looked pleasant, and reliable. CAPTAIN. That's good. Do you think it possible he may become my ally? PASTOR. Who can tell? It depends on how much he has been among women. CAPTAIN. But won't you really stay? PASTOR. No thanks, my dear fellow; I promised to be home for supper, and the wife gets uneasy if I am late. CAPTAIN. Uneasy? Angry, you mean. Well, as you will. Let me help you with your coat. PASTOR. It's certainly pretty cold tonight. Thanks. You must take care of your health, Adolf, you seem rather nervous. CAPTAIN. Nervous? PASTOR. Yes, you are not, really very well. CAPTAIN. Has Laura put that into your head? She has treated me for the last twenty years as if I were at the point of death. |
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