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Röda Rummet
by August Strindberg
Röda Rummet is a novel by August Strindberg, published in 1879. It is a satirical novel that explores the themes of class, politics, and the human condition. The novel is considered to be a part of Strindberg’s early, naturalistic period.
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kunde ådraga sig hans ovilja. Frun tittade ut genom fönstret för att kunna se efter något omslag i vädret, men -- förgäves. Då kom betjänten och stack ut räddningsplankan med tidningarna på, på samma gång han anmälde notarien Levin. -- Bed honom vänta! befallde herrn. Därpå lät han stövlarna skrika en stund över golvet, så att den arma väntande ute i tamburen måtte i tid bli underrättad om hans höga ankomst. Levin, på vilken den nyuppfunna väntningen i tamburen gjort ett livligt intryck, infördes slutligen darrande i herrns rum, där han mottogs kort som en supplikant. -- Har du blanketten med dig? frågade Falk. -- Jag tror det, svarade den häpne, och grävde upp en bunt reversal och växelblanketter av alla möjliga valörer. -- I vilken bank behagar bror helst gå in? Jag har till alla, så när som på en? Oaktat situationens högtidliga karaktär måste Falk le, då han såg halvskrivna reversal, på vilka ena namnet fattades, utskrivna växlar utan acceptant och färdigskrivna växlar, som blivit refuserade. -- Vi ta väl Repslagarbanken, sade Falk.
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