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too.
Lyngstrand. He was going round the back of the garden
and thence
on board the great English steamer.
Wangel. How do you know the man?
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Lyngstrand. Why
I went to sea with him once. I felt so certain
he'd been drowned--and now he's very much alive!
Wangel. Do you know anything more about him?
Lyngstrand. No. But I'm sure he's come to revenge himself upon
his faithless sailor-wife.
Wangel. What do you mean?
Hilde. Lyngstrand's going to use him for a work of art.
Wangel. I don't understand one word.
Ellida. You shall hear afterwards.
(ARNHOLM and BOLETTE come from the left along the footpath
outside the garden.)
Bolette (to those in the garden). Do come and see! The great
English steamer's just going up the fjord.
(A large steamer glides slowly past in the distance.)
Lyngstrand (to HILDE behind the garden fence). Tonight he's sure
to come to her.
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