Early Plays — Catiline, the Warrior's Barrow, Olaf Liljekrans by Henrik Ibsen
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SOME VOICES. Behold,--a woman--!
CATILINE. [Startled.] Furia! You--you here? What brought you here? FURIA. Ah, I must lead you on To your great goal. CATILINE. Where is my goal, then? Speak! FURIA. Each mortal seeks his goal in his own way. And you seek yours through ever hopeless strife; The struggle yields defeat and certain death. CATILINE. Yet also honor and immortal fame! Go, woman! Great and noble is this hour! My heart is closed against your raucous cries. [AURELIA appears in the door of the tent.] AURELIA. My Catiline--! [She stops, terrified at the sight of the throng.] CATILINE. [Painfully.] Aurelia,--oh, Aurelia! AURELIA. What is the trouble? All this stir in camp-- What is on foot here? CATILINE. You I could forget! |
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