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Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906

"The Master Builder"



SOLNESS.
Yes, you see--circumstances favoured me.

BROVIK.
You are right there. Everything favoured you. But then how can you
have the heart to let me go to my grave--without having seen what
Ragnar is fit for? And of course I am anxious to see them married,
too--before I go.

SOLNESS.
[Sharply.] Is it she who wishes it?

BROVIK.
Not Kaia so much as Ragnar--he talks about it every day.
[Appealingly.] You must help him to get some independent work now!
I must see something that the lad has done. Do you hear?

SOLNESS.
[Peevishly.] Hang it, man, you can't expect me to drag commissions
down from the moon for him!

BROVIK.
He has the chance of a capital commission at this very moment. A
big bit of work.

SOLNESS.
[Uneasily, startled.] Has he?

BROVIK.
I you would give your consent.

SOLNESS.
What sort of work do you mean?

BROVIK.
[With some hesitation.] He can have the building of that villa out
at Lovstrand.

SOLNESS.
That! Why I am going to build that myself.

BROVIK.
Oh you don't much care about doing it.

SOLNESS.
[Flaring up.] Don't care! Who dares to say that?

BROVIK.


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