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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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frukost! Agnes, som kände sig liksom den vilken sett tåget komma rusande mot sig, men undgått det, utbrast i ett klingande skratt och omfamnade Falander. -- Men, som jag icke beställt förrän klockan elva, så få vi dröja här så länge. Var så god och sitt! Det blev tyst, ohyggligt tyst. -- Det går en ängel genom rummet, sade Agnes. -- Det var du, sade Rehnhjelm och kysste vördnadsfullt och innerligt hennes hand. Falander såg ut som en, vilken blivit kastad ur sadeln, men håller på att kravla sig upp igen. -- Jag såg en spindel i morse, sade Rehnhjelm. Det betyder lycka! -- Araignée matin: chagrin, sade Falander; du kan inte det där. -- Vad betyder det? frågade Agnes. -- Morgonspindel, sorgespindel. -- Hm! Det blev åter igen tyst, och regnets ryckvisa pisk på fönsterna ersatte samtalet. -- Jag läste en sådan uppskakande bok i natt, tog Falander upp, så att jag inte sov just någonting. -- Vad var det för en bok? frågade Rehnhjelm, utan vidare intresse för saken, ty han kände sig fortfarande orolig. -- Den hette Pierre Clément och handlade om den där vanliga
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