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Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906

"The Master Builder"


[With warmth.] I will not go till he comes! I and determined to have
it out this evening with--[in a tone of suppressed bitterness]--with
him--with the chief.

KAIA.
[Anxiously.] Oh no, uncle,--do wait awhile before doing that!

RAGNAR.
Yes, better wait, father!

BROVIK.
[Draws is breath laboriously.] Ha--ha--! _I_ haven't much time
for waiting.

KAIA.
[Listening.] Hush! I hear him on the stairs.
[All three go back to their work. A short silence.

HALVARD SOLNESS comes in through the hall door. He is a man no
longer young, but healthy and vigorous, with close-cut curly
hair, dark moustache and dark thick eyebrows. He wears a
greyish-green buttoned jacket with an upstanding collar and
broad lappels. On his head he wears a soft grey felt hat,
and he has one or two light portfolios under his arm.

SOLNESS.
[Near the door, points towards the draughtsmen's office, and asks in
a whisper:] Are they gone?

KAIA.
[Softly, shaking her] No.
[She takes the shade off her eyes. SOLNESS crosses the room,
throws his hat on a chair, places the portfolios on the table
by the sofa, and approaches the desk again.


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