Lucky Pehr by August Strindberg
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PEHR. Oh, yes! But where shall I seek her? LISA. [Comes out.] Here! [They embrace.] PEHR. Now you will not leave me again? LISA. No, Pehr, for now I believe you love me. PEHR. What good fairy sent you across my pathway? LISA. Do you still believe in good fairies? Mark you, when a little baby boy is born into the world, a little baby girl is also born somewhere; and they seek and seek until they find each other. Sometimes they go amiss as to the right one, then it turns out badly; sometimes they never find each other, then there is much sorrow and affliction; but when they find each other, then there is joy, and it is the greatest joy life holds. PEHR. It is Paradise Found! [Enter sexton, with staff--The old Man in the tower.] SEXTON. The church must be closed. LISA. See, now he drives us from Paradise! PEHR. That he cannot do.--We carry it with us and lay it, like the verdant isle, out in the stormy sea. |
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