St. John's Fire; a Drama in Four Acts
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— When one of your standing followed such a one as me into the cellar, I knew for sure, or at least thought I knew what you wanted with me.
Georg. And so that was it? And at that same time you used to go out under the manzanillo-tree and want to die?
(Marikke nods.) Georg. And so that was it? And did it never occur to you that it might be , otherwise ? Trude was still a child then. And afterwards, because I couldn't get you then, I took Trude. Did that never occur to you ?
Marikke. How should I... have dared to think of such a thing ?
Georg. And later, never — never — never?
Marikke. Day before yesterday, when I read your notebook, it occurred to me for the first time.
Georg. And now it is too late.
Marikke. Now, of course, it is too late. — Oh, if I'd been then as I am today, there'd have been none of that restraint.
Georg. Heimchen, do you know what you are saying ?' Marikke. Ah, George dear, it's all the same. Each [8i] ST. JOHN'S FIRE one of us has his destiny. You must rule ; I must serve ; and both of us must die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— When one of your standing followed such a one as me into the cellar, I knew for sure, or at least thought I knew what you wanted with me.
Georg. And so that was it? And at that same time you used to go out under the manzanillo-tree and want to die?
(Marikke nods.) Georg. And so that was it? And did it never occur to you that it might be , otherwise ? Trude was still a child then. And afterwards, because I couldn't get you then, I took Trude. Did that never occur to you ?
Marikke. How should I... have dared to think of such a thing ?
Georg. And later, never — never — never?
Marikke. Day before yesterday, when I read your notebook, it occurred to me for the first time.
Georg. And now it is too late.
Marikke. Now, of course, it is too late. — Oh, if I'd been then as I am today, there'd have been none of that restraint.
Georg. Heimchen, do you know what you are saying ?' Marikke. Ah, George dear, it's all the same. Each [8i] ST. JOHN'S FIRE one of us has his destiny. You must rule ; I must serve ; and both of us must die.
What to read after St. John's Fire; a Drama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sudermann, Hermann, 1857-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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