Norse Tales and Sketches by Alexander Lange Kielland
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times. He himself had successively played both the principal _rôles_; he
had seen many _débutants_ like the student and many old players like the merchant. Therefore he shook his venerable head, and said to himself: 'Yes, yes; it is all well enough. But just see if I am not right; he will become precisely the same as the rest of us.' And the teacher was right. TROFAST. [Footnote: Faithful.] I. Miss Thyra went and called into the speaking-tube: 'Will Trofast's cutlets be ready soon?' The maid's voice came up from the kitchen: 'They are on the window-sill cooling; as soon as they are all right, Stine shall bring them up.' Trofast, who had heard this, went and laid himself quietly down upon the hearthrug. |
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