FRU KIRSTEN.
Olaf! (afsides.) Skulde Olaf –? Ja, forsandt, han har havt den samme tanke som jeg, at gifte hende bort for at skille sig af med hende. Eller kanhænde for at – nu, ligegodt, er hun først bortgiftet, og er Olaf ligeledes på sin side bleven ægtemand, så – (højt.) Ja, ja, godt, Alfhild! når Olaf har sagt vor hensigt med dig, så har jo ikke jeg fornødent at – Men skynd dig nu, gå derind i staburet, der hænger min egen bryllupsklædning, den skal du bære!
LADY KIRSTEN.
[Aside.]
Has Olaf--? Yes, forsooth, he has had the same idea that I had, to marry her off in order to be rid of her. Or perhaps in order to--well, no matter,--when she is finally married, when Olaf on his side is a married man, then--
LADY KIRSTEN.
[Aloud.]
Well and good, Alfhild! If Olaf has told you our intention for you, then it is not necessary for me to--But do you now hasten, go in there in the store house; there you will find my own wedding gown; that you shall wear!