Early Plays — Catiline, the Warrior's Barrow, Olaf Liljekrans by Henrik Ibsen
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What change is this in me? My brow burns hot;
A multitude of visions flit before me.-- Vengeance it is,--triumph for all those dreams Of greatness, regal power, and lasting fame. My watch-word shall be: livid flames and death! The capitol! Now first I am myself! [He rushes out; FURIA follows him.] * * * * * [The inside of a dimly illumined tavern.] [STATILIUS, GABINIUS, COEPARIUS, and other young ROMANS enter.] STATILIUS. Here, comrades, we can while away the night; Here we are safe; no one will overhear us. GABINIUS. Ah, yes; now let us drink, carouse, enjoy! Who knows how long it will be granted us? STATILIUS. No, let us first await whatever tidings Lentulus and Cethegus have for us. GABINIUS. Bah, let them bring whatever news they will! Meanwhile the wine is here; come, let us taste. Quick, brothers, quick,--let's have a merry song! [SERVANTS bring in wine and glasses.] |
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