Page:The collected works of Henrik Ibsen (Heinemann Volume 1).pdf/325

From Wikisource
Jump to navigation Jump to search
This page has been proofread, but needs to be validated.
[ACT III.
THE FEAST AT SOLHOUG.
277

Gudmund.

[Setting down the goblet.] Margit—!

Signë.

What ails you, sister?

Margit.

[Towards the back.] Help, help! Will no one help?

[A House-Carl rushes in from the passage-way.

House-Carl.

[Calls in a terrified voice.] Lady Margit! Your husband—!

Margit.

He—has he, too, drunk—!

Gudmund.

[To himself.] Ah! now I understand—

House-Carl.

Knut Gesling has slain him.

Signë.

Slain!

Gudmund.

[Drawing his sword.] Not yet, I hope. [Whispers to Margit.] Fear not. No one has drunk from your goblet.