cultural resources in henrik ibsen's early environment - Ibsen.net

The greetings and good wishes of these people.
You know his will, see to it!
(The PAGES bow and step back.)
KAREN (brings two tankards).
Mr. Sheriff, you must drink a tankard handsomely
With our peasants! You too, Mr. Flemming!
FLEMMING.
What? I? No, old woman, save your mead!
KAREN.
Why so? I believe you are still angry.
You became angry this morning; do not let the sun
Go down on it.
FLEMMING.
Old woman! Leave me alone!
EBBESEN.
Oh, do not bother about him! He is a little upset;
It will pass, but he needs to
Move his legs in the dancing salon.
FLEMMING.
Be quiet! Do not make fun of me.
EBBESEN.
Consider, my dear friend,
You shall appear on our king's behalf,
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