Plays
Plays
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And you feared I might be after yours! A pleas- ant old age this will be for Philemon and Baucis!
Old Lady. At least no gods will come to visit us.
Judge. No, I shouldn't call them gods.
At this moment the Prck^bssiox begins aU over again, starting from the mausoleum as before and moving in silence toward the right.
Old Lady. O Mary, Mother of God, what is this?
Judge. Merciful heavens! [Pause] Old Lady. Pray! Pray for us!
Judge. I have tried, but I cannot.
Old Lady. Neither can I! The words wo...n't come — and no thoughts! [Pause] Judge. How does the Lord's Prayer begin?
Old Lady. I can't remember, but I knew it this morning.
[Pause] Who is the woman in white?
Judge. It is she — ^Amelia's mother — whose very memory we wanted to kill.
Old Lady. Are these shadows or ghosts, or nothing but our own sickly dreams?
Judge. [Takes up his pocket-knife] They are delusions sent by the devil. I'll throw cold steel after them. — Open the knife for me, Caroline! I can't, don't you see?
Old Lady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And you feared I might be after yours! A pleas- ant old age this will be for Philemon and Baucis!
Old Lady. At least no gods will come to visit us.
Judge. No, I shouldn't call them gods.
At this moment the Prck^bssiox begins aU over again, starting from the mausoleum as before and moving in silence toward the right.
Old Lady. O Mary, Mother of God, what is this?
Judge. Merciful heavens! [Pause] Old Lady. Pray! Pray for us!
Judge. I have tried, but I cannot.
Old Lady. Neither can I! The words wo...n't come — and no thoughts! [Pause] Judge. How does the Lord's Prayer begin?
Old Lady. I can't remember, but I knew it this morning.
[Pause] Who is the woman in white?
Judge. It is she — ^Amelia's mother — whose very memory we wanted to kill.
Old Lady. Are these shadows or ghosts, or nothing but our own sickly dreams?
Judge. [Takes up his pocket-knife] They are delusions sent by the devil. I'll throw cold steel after them. — Open the knife for me, Caroline! I can't, don't you see?
Old Lady.
What to read after Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strindberg August to read onlineMoreLess
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