Early Plays — Catiline, the Warrior's Barrow, Olaf Liljekrans by Henrik Ibsen
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My Catiline?
CURIUS. Ah! FURIA. He,--round whom my thoughts Course without rest? CURIUS. My brain is in a tumult-- I hate this man--! Oh, I could murder him! FURIA. Did you not lately swear you were prepared To do my bidding? CURIUS. Ask me what you will; In everything I serve you and obey! I only beg,--forget this Catiline. FURIA. I shall forget him first--when he has stepped Into his grave. CURIUS. [Draws back.] Ah, you demand that I--? FURIA. You need not use the steel; you can betray His enterprise-- CURIUS. Murder and treachery At once! Remember, Furia, he is still My foster-father and-- FURIA. --My aim in life! |
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