Early Plays — Catiline, the Warrior's Barrow, Olaf Liljekrans by Henrik Ibsen
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FURIA. [Comes forward in the moonlight.] I am your shadow. CATILINE. [Terrified.] What,--the vestal's ghost! FURIA. Deep must your soul have sunk if you recoil From me! CATILINE. Speak! Have you risen from the grave With hatred and with vengeance to pursue me? FURIA. Pursue you,--did you say? I am your shadow. I must be with you wheresoe'er you go. [She comes nearer.] CATILINE. She lives! O gods,--then it is she,--no other, No disembodied ghost. FURIA. Or ghost or not,-- It matters little; I must follow you. CATILINE. With mortal hate! FURIA. Hate ceases in the grave, As love and all the passions do that flourish Within an earthly soul. One thing alone In life and death remains unchangeable. CATILINE. And what? Say forth! |
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