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Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906

"The Master Builder"

] They were very anxious to have the
drawings at once.

SOLNESS.
[As before.] Yes, of course--so they all are.

BROVIK.
[Looks up.] They say they are longing so to get into a house of their
own.

SOLNESS.
Yes, yes--we know all that! And so they are content to take whatever
is offered them. They get a--a roof over their heads--an address--
but nothing to call a home. No thank you! In that case, let them
apply to somebody else. Tell them that, the next time they call.

BROVIK.
[Pushes his glasses up on to his forehead and looks in astonishment at
him.] To somebody else? Are you prepared to give up the commission?

SOLNESS.
[Impatiently.] Yes, yes, yes, devil take it! If that is to be the
way of it---. Rather that, than build away at random. [Vehemently.]
Besides, I know very little about these people as yet.

BROVIK.
The people are safe enough. Ragnar knows them. He is a friend of
the family.

SOLNESS.
Oh, safe--safe enough! That is not at all what I mean. Good lord--
don't you understand me either? [Angrily.] I won't have anything
to do with these strangers. They may apply to whom they please, so
far as I am concerned.


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