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Solveig.

For shame!

Peer.

           Do you know where I was last night?—
Like a horse-fly the Dovrë-King's daughter is after me.

Solveig.

Then it was well that the bells were set ringing.

Peer.

Peer Gynt's not the lad they can lure astray.—
What do you say?

Helga.


[Crying.]


                 Oh, she's running away!

[Running after her.

Wait!

Peer.


[Catches her by the arm.]


      Look here, what I have in my pocket!
A silver button, child! You shall have it,—
Only speak for me!

Helga.

                   Let me be; let me go!

Peer.

There you have it.

Helga.

                   Let go; there's the basket of food.

Peer.

God pity you if you don't——