THE INFERNO
BY
AUGUST STRINDBERG
AUTHOR OF "THE BONDWOMAN'S SON," "COUNTESS JULIA,"
"THE DANCE OF DEATH," ETC.
TRANSLATED BY CLAUD FIELD
G.P. PUTNAM'S SONS
NEW YORK AND LONDON
The Knickerbocker Press
1913
 CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
I.THE HAND OF THE INVISIBLE
II.ST. LOUIS LEADS ME TO ORFILA
III.PARADISE REGAINED
IV.THE FALL AND PARADISE LOST
V.PURGATORY
VI.HELL
VII.BEATRICE
VIII.SWEDENBORG
IX.EXTRACTS FROM THE DIARY
 OF A DAMNED SOUL
X.THE ETERNAL HAS SPOKEN
XI.HELL LET LOOSE
XII.PILGRIMAGE AND PENANCE
XIII.THE DELIVERER
XIV.TRIBULATIONS
XV.WHITHER?
EPILOGUE
THE INFERNO
 INTRODUCTION[1]
An American critic says "Strindberg is the greatest subjectivist ofall time." Certainly neither Augustine, Rousseau, nor Tolstoy havelaid bare their souls to the finest fibre with more ruthless sinceritythan the great Swedish realist. He fulfilled to the letter the sayingof Robertson of Brighton, "Woman and God are two rocks on which a manmust either anchor or be wrecked." His four                        
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