Three Comedies by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
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positively believe I have forgotten how to walk. For a whole year
I have hardly heard the sound of my own footstep--or of my own voice; they do nothing but whisper and cough here. I wonder if I have any voice left? (Sings.) "Bursting every bar and band, My fetters will I shatter; Striding out, with sword in hand, Where the fight"-- (He stops abruptly, at the entrance of the FATHER, the MOTHER, LAURA and MATHILDE, who have come hurriedly from the breakfast table. A long pause.) Laura. Axel, dear! Mathilde. What, all by himself? Mother. Do you think you are at a ball? Father. And playing the part of musician as well as dancer? Axel. I am amusing myself. Father. With our furniture? Axel. I only wanted to see if it was possible to move it. Mother. If it was possible to move it? Laura. But what were you shouting about? |
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