Plays By August Strindberg, Second Series
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GUSTAV. Bury your sense of veneration and let something else growon top of it. A little wholesome scorn, for instance.
ADOLPH. I cannot live without having something to respect-- GUSTAV. Slave!
ADOLPH. --without a woman to respect and worship!
GUSTAV. Oh, HELL! Then you had better take back your God--if youneeds must have something to kow-tow to! You're a fine atheist, with all that superstition about woman still in you! You're a finefree-thinker, who dare not think freely about the dear ladies...! Doyou know what that incomprehensible, sphinx-like, profoundsomething in your wife really is? It is sheer stupidity!--Lookhere: she cannot even distinguish between th and t. And that, youknow, means there is something wrong with the mechanism. When youlook at the case, it looks like a chronometer, but the worksinside are those of an ordinary cheap watch. --Nothing but theskirts-that's all! Put trousers on her, give her a pair ofmoustaches of soot under her nose, then take a good, sober look ather, and listen to her in the same manner: you'll find theinstrument has another sound to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GUSTAV. Bury your sense of veneration and let something else growon top of it. A little wholesome scorn, for instance.
ADOLPH. I cannot live without having something to respect-- GUSTAV. Slave!
ADOLPH. --without a woman to respect and worship!
GUSTAV. Oh, HELL! Then you had better take back your God--if youneeds must have something to kow-tow to! You're a fine atheist, with all that superstition about woman still in you! You're a finefree-thinker, who dare not think freely about the dear ladies...! Doyou know what that incomprehensible, sphinx-like, profoundsomething in your wife really is? It is sheer stupidity!--Lookhere: she cannot even distinguish between th and t. And that, youknow, means there is something wrong with the mechanism. When youlook at the case, it looks like a chronometer, but the worksinside are those of an ordinary cheap watch. --Nothing but theskirts-that's all! Put trousers on her, give her a pair ofmoustaches of soot under her nose, then take a good, sober look ather, and listen to her in the same manner: you'll find theinstrument has another sound to it.
What to read after Plays By August Strindberg, Second Series?
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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