The Road to Damascus by August Strindberg
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page 44 of 339 (12%)
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HATER. The devil! Come away!
DOCTOR. I can't. SISTER. Then at least defend yourself. DOCTOR. I always do. But this time I feel a thunder storm gathering. How often have I tried to fly, and not been able to. It's as if the earth were iron and I a compass needle. If misfortune comes, it's not of my fee choice. They've come in at the door. SISTER. I heard nothing. DOCTOR. I did! Now I can see them, too! He _is_ the friend of my boyhood. He got into trouble at school; but I was blamed and punished. He was nick-named Caesar, I don't know why. SISTER. And this man. ... DOCTOR. That's what always happens. Caesar! (The LADY comes in.) LADY. I've brought a visitor. DOCTOR. I know, and he's welcome. LADY. I left him in the house, to wash. DOCTOR. Well, are you satisfied with your conquest? |
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