Page:The collected works of Henrik Ibsen (Heinemann Volume 4).djvu/135

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SCENE SECOND.

A room in Åse's house. Everything in disorder; boxes standing open; wearing apparel strewn around. A cat is lying on the bed.

Åse and the Cottar's Wife are hard at work packing things together and putting them straight.


Åse.


[Running to one side.]


Kari, come here!

Kari.

                 What now?

Åse.


[On the other side.]


                           Come here——?
Where is——? Where shall I find——? Tell me where——?
What am I seeking? I'm out of my wits!
Where is the key of the chest?

Kari.

                               In the key hole.

Åse.

What is that rumbling?

Kari.

                       The last cart-load
They're driving to Hegstad.

Åse.


[Weeping.]


                            How glad I'd be