Plays: the Father; Countess Julie; the Outlaw; the Stronger by August Strindberg
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[Same Scene. Another lamp on the table. The private door is
barricaded with a chair.] LAURA [to Nurse]. Did he give you the keys? NURSE. Give them to me, no! God help me, but I took them from the master's clothes that Noejd had out to brush. LAURA. Oh, Noejd is on duty today? NURSE. Yes, Noejd. LAURA. Give me the keys. NURSE. Yes, but this seems like downright stealing. Do you hear him walking up there, Ma'am? Back and forth, back and forth. LAURA. Is the door well barred? NURSE. Oh, yes, it's barred well enough! LAURA. Control your feelings, Margret. We must be calm if we are to be saved. [Knock.] Who is it? NURSE [Opens door to hall]. It is Noejd. LAURA. Let him come in. NOEJD [Comes in]. A message from the Colonel. |
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