There Are Crimes and Crimes by August Strindberg
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honour.
MAURICE. [Kissing her hand] Thank you, dear. JEANNE. And then, Maurice, don't forget to have your hair fixed, as you do all the time. I want you to be good-looking, so that others will like you too. MAURICE. There is no jealousy in YOU! JEANNE. Don't mention that word, for evil thoughts spring from it. MAURICE. Just now I feel as if I could give up this evening's victory--for I am going to win-- JEANNE. Hush, hush! MAURICE. And go home with you instead. JEANNE. But you mustn't do that! Go now: your destiny is waiting for you. MAURICE. Good-bye then! And may that happen which must happen! [Goes out.] JEANNE. [Alone with MARION] O Crux! Ave spes unica! Curtain. SECOND SCENE |
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