Comedies by Ludvig Holberg
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[Exit Jacob.]
SCENE 7 JEPPE. Oh, Jeppe, you are as full as a beast! My legs don't want to carry me. Will you stand still, you carrion? Let's see, what time is it? Hey, Jacob, you dog of a shoemaker! I want another drink. Will you stay still, you dogs! May the devil take me if they will keep quiet. Thank you, Jacob Shoemaker! I'll have another. Listen, friend! which way does the road to town go? Stand still, I say! See, the brute is full. You drank like a rogue, Jacob! Is that a farthing's worth of brandy ... You pour like a Turk. (As he speaks, he falls and lies on the ground.) SCENE 8 (Enter Baron Nilus, Secretary, Valet, Eric, and another Lackey.) BARON. It looks as if we were going to have a good harvest this year; see how thick that barley is growing. SECRETARY. True, my lord, but that means that a barrel of barley won't bring more than five marks this year. |
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