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Identifier: devil00moln (find matches)
Title: The devil
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Molnár, Ferenc, 1878-1952 Herford, Oliver, 1863-1935
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Publisher: New York, M. Kennerley
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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, crosses to her, reads the envelopeTo Karl—but what will you write ? OLGA He wanted to settle my account. I will settle his.I will never see him again. Oh! To have thoughtme capable—of. . . How could he ? I despise him! DEVIL Pour quoi, Madame ? OLGA Because—because— DEVIL Because you love him ? olga, frightenedWhat! (Tries to get her thoughts together.After what has happened, I hate him. And I shalltell him so. DEVIL I am very sorry. (Takes pen from her.( 181 ) THE DEVIL OLGA Dont be sorry. I have much to thank you for. Youhave rendered me a service. I shall feel betterwhen I have sent this letter off. t DEVIL Youd better make it plain. OLGA I shall speak my mind—there shall be no mistake. DEVIL Thats it; express your real feelings.(With ironical emphasis.Cold. Harsh. OLGA Cold? Harsh? DEVIL Make an end of it—once for all. (Dipping pen. olga, taking penOnce for all. DEVIL Now write. (olga speaks the first sentence as she writesit. At the* word longey the devil takes(132)
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Dr. Miller ( The Devil) THE DEVIL it up, finishing the sentence with a differentmeaning, and dictates rest of letter walking upand down. o l g a, in hard voice, speaks while writing Sir, your behavior of this evening has shown me thatyou are no longer— devil, continuing —able to keep up the wretched farce of merefriendship. I read your inmost thought tonightand—Karl—the knowledge that you love me hasmade me unspeakably happy. Dearest— (o l g a looks up at the dev.il, who is stand-ing now at her L. He repeats Dearest andpoints to letter. She resumes writing.—why should we struggle any longer against theresistless tide that is drawing us together? Mystrength is gone. (o l g a looks up again. The devil repeatsMy strength is gone by motion of lips,making no sound. She writes:—without you I am lost in the black waters—saveme, Karl. With your strong arms about me—with your lips to mine—I care not where we drift.I am yours, all yours. You are the master of mysoul. Do not

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