The Road to Damascus
The Road to Damascus
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But we'll find a way to put it right. Whatdoes he do?
MOTHER. He's a writer; said to be famous at home.
DOMINICAN. Godless, too, I suppose?
MOTHER. Yes. At least he used to be; but since his second marriage he'snot known a happy hour. Fate, as he calls it, seized him with an ironhand and drove him here in the shape of a ragged beggar. Ill-fortunestruck him blow after blow, so that I pitied him at the very moment hefled from here. Then he wandered in the woods and, later, lay out in thefields wh...ere he fell, till he was found by merciful folk and taken to aconvent. There he lay ill for three months, without our knowing where hewas.
DOMINICAN. Wait! Last year a man was brought to the Convent of St. Saviour, where I'm Confessor, under the circumstances you describe. Whilst he was feverish he opened his heart to me, and there was scarcelya sin of which he didn't confess his guilt. But when he came to himselfagain, he said he remembered nothing. So to prove him in heart and reinsI used the secret apostolic powers that are given us; and, as a trial, employed the lesser curse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But we'll find a way to put it right. Whatdoes he do?
MOTHER. He's a writer; said to be famous at home.
DOMINICAN. Godless, too, I suppose?
MOTHER. Yes. At least he used to be; but since his second marriage he'snot known a happy hour. Fate, as he calls it, seized him with an ironhand and drove him here in the shape of a ragged beggar. Ill-fortunestruck him blow after blow, so that I pitied him at the very moment hefled from here. Then he wandered in the woods and, later, lay out in thefields wh...ere he fell, till he was found by merciful folk and taken to aconvent. There he lay ill for three months, without our knowing where hewas.
DOMINICAN. Wait! Last year a man was brought to the Convent of St. Saviour, where I'm Confessor, under the circumstances you describe. Whilst he was feverish he opened his heart to me, and there was scarcelya sin of which he didn't confess his guilt. But when he came to himselfagain, he said he remembered nothing. So to prove him in heart and reinsI used the secret apostolic powers that are given us; and, as a trial, employed the lesser curse.
What to read after The Road to Damascus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strindberg August to read onlineMoreLess
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