Three Comedies by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
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Axel. You won't share any more confidences with me? (Takes her hand.) You used to-- Mathilde (drawing back her hand and moving away from him). Yes, I used to. Axel. Why won't you any longer? (Goes up to her.) What is changed? Mathilde. You. You are married now. Axel. No, that is just what I am not. Mathilde. Indeed. Axel. You have sharp eyes. You must have seen that. Mathilde. I thought it was all just as you wished. Axel. You are giving me very abrupt answers. Have I offended you? Mathilde. What makes you ask that? Axel. Because lately you have avoided me. Remember how kind you were to me once--indeed, that I owe you everything. It was through you, you know, that I got at her. I had to make assignations with you, in order to meet her. I had to offer you my arm so as to be able to give her the other, and to talk to you |
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