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Eyolf.

And what will you do then?

Allmers.

[Seriously.] Then I will go to the mountains again——

Rita.

Fie, Alfred! For shame!

Allmers.

—up to the peaks and the great waste places.

Eyolf.

Papa, don't you think I shall soon be well enough for you to take me with you?

Allmers.

[With painful emotion.] Oh, yes, perhaps, my little boy.

Eyolf.

It would be so splendid, you know, if I could climb the mountains, like you.

Asta.

[Changing the subject.] Why, how beautifully you are dressed to-day, Eyolf!

Eyolf.

Yes, don't you think so, Auntie?

Asta.

Yes, indeed. Is it in honour of Papa that you have got your new clothes on?