Early Plays — Catiline, the Warrior's Barrow, Olaf Liljekrans by Henrik Ibsen
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another. CATILINE regards them with a scornful smile.]
LENTULUS. [In an undertone.] 'Tis best we follow him. In sunken ruins We're likeliest to realize our goal. ALL. [Shouting.] Yes, Catiline; we'll all--all follow you! CATILINE. Swear to me by the gods of our great sires That you will heed my every nod! THE WHOLE GROUP. [With uplifted hands.] Yes, yes; We swear in all things blindly to obey! CATILINE. Then singly steal your way, by different paths, Into my house. Weapons you there will find. I shall come later; you shall then discover What plan of action I propose. Now go! [They all go out.] LENTULUS. [Detains CATILINE.] A word! Know you the Allobrogian tribes Have to the Senate sent ambassadors With grievances and charges? CATILINE. Yes, I know. They came today into the city. LENTULUS. Good. |
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