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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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- Inferno(1897)
man säger! Kanske jag är dum, när allt kommer omkring, kanske jag inte kan _tala_ svenska en gång! Jag har rättat det emellertid! Se här, fortsätt nu och passa på tiden en annan gång! Han störtade upp från stolen med ett anskri och smällde en örfil på korrektur-gossen! -- Jaså, du sitter och sover mitt på ljusa dagen, din lymmel! Dig ska jag väl lära att vara vaken! Du är inte för gammal att få stryk. Han tog offret vid spänntamparna, kastade honom upp på en hög osålda tidningar och pryglade honom med sin svältrem, som han spänt av. -- Jag sov inte, jag sov inte, jag bara blunda'! skrek gossen under smärtan. -- Jaså, du nekar också! Du har lärt dig ljuga, men jag ska lära dig tala sanning. -- Sov du eller sov du inte? Tala nu sanning, annars blir du olycklig! -- Jag sov inte! stammade den olycklige, som var alldeles för ung och oskyldig att med en lögn kunna reda sig ur ett dilemma. -- Jaså, du nekar ändå! Det var en förhärdad lymmel! Ljuga så fräckt! Han skulle just till att ytterligare bestraffa det unga sanningsvittnet,
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– Gustave Flaubert
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