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Peer.


[Absently.]

 The bride? Where is she? The Bridegroom. In the store-house. Peer. Ah. The Bridegroom. Oh, dear Peer Gynt, you must try at least! Peer. No, you must get on without my help.

[A thought strikes him; he says softly but sharply.


Ingrid! The store-house!

[Goes up to Solveig.

                         Have you thought better on't?

[Solveig tries to go; he blocks her path.

You're ashamed to, because I've the look of a tramp.

Solveig.


[Hastily.]


No, that you haven't; that's not true at all!

Peer.

Yes! And I've taken a drop as well;
But that was to spite you, because you had hurt me.
Come then!

Solveig.

           Even if I wished to, I daren't.

Peer.

Who are you frightened of?