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THE FEAST AT SOLHOUG.
[ACT II.

Gudmund and Knut.

[Whispering to each other, as they both point at Signë.] There she is!

Gudmund.

[Starting.] Aye, mine.

Knut.

[Likewise.] No, mine!

Margit.

[Softly, half bewildered.] Signë!

Gudmund.

[As before, to Knut.] What mean you by that?

Knut.

I mean that 'tis Signë whom I—

Gudmund.

Signë! Signë is my betrothed in the sight of God.

Margit.

[With a cry.] It was she! No—no!

Gudmund.

[To himself, as he catches sight of her.] Margit! She has heard everything.