Early Plays — Catiline, the Warrior's Barrow, Olaf Liljekrans by Henrik Ibsen
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LENTULUS. Betrayed? Then woe to us! CATILINE. [Smiles scornfully.] You paltry coward! You tremble _now_;--yet _you_ would murder _me_; You think a man like you is called to rule? LENTULUS. Forgive me, Catiline! CATILINE. Make your escape By hurried flight, if still it can be done. LENTULUS. Ah, you permit me then--? CATILINE. And did you think It was my purpose to forsake this post In such an hour as this? You little know me. LENTULUS. O, Catiline--! CATILINE. [Coldly.] Waste not your moments here! Seek your own safety;--I know how to die. [He turns away from him.] LENTULUS. [To himself.] I thank you for these tidings, Catiline;-- I shall make use of them to serve my end. 'Twill stand me in good stead now that I know This region well; I'll seek the hostile army |
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