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Peer.


[Buried in a heap of Imps.]

                    Mother, help me, I die

 [Church bells sound far away.

 The Imps. Bells in the mountain! The Black-Frock's cows!

[The Trolls take to flight, amid a confused uproar of yells and shrieks. The palace collapses; everything disappears.


SCENE SEVENTH.


Pitch darkness.

Peer Gynt is heard beating and slashing about him with a large bough.


Peer.

Answer! Who are you?

A Voice in the Darkness.

                     Myself.

Peer.

                             Clear the way!

The Voice.

Go roundabout, Peer! The hill's roomy enough.

Peer.


[Tries to force a passage at another place, but strikes against something.]


Who are <g>you</g>?

The Voice.

             Myself. Can you say the same?