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A Man.

                                Oh no,
That you're certainly not; for I've heard the most on't
From my grandfather——

Peer.

                        Liar! It happened to me!

The Man.

Yes, like everything else.

Peer.


[With a fling.]


                           I can ride, I can,
Clean through the air, on the bravest of steeds!
Oh, many's the thing I can do, I tell you!

[Another roar of laughter.

One of the Group.

Peer, ride through the air a bit!

Many.

                                  Do, dear Peer Gynt——!

Peer.

You may spare you the trouble of begging so hard.
I will ride like a hurricane over you all!
Every man in the parish shall fall at my feet!

An Elderly Man.

Now he is clean off his head.

Another.

                              The dolt!