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From Peer Gynt
Page 3 PEER What stuff is this? VON EBERKOPF We now see gathered in glory all the Gyntish host of wishes, appetites, and desires-! MONSIEUR BALLON [admiringly]. So this is being Monsieur Gynt! VON EBERKOPF [in the same tone]. This I call being Gynt with honour! PEER But tell me-? MONSIEUR BALLON Don't you understand? PEER May I be hanged if I begin to! MONSIEUR BALLON What? Are you not upon your way to join the Greeks, with ship and money-? PEER [contemptuously]. No, many thanks! I side with strength, and lend my money to the Turks. MONSIEUR BALLON Impossible! Previous Page / First / Next
PEER What stuff is this?
VON EBERKOPF We now see gathered in glory all the Gyntish host of wishes, appetites, and desires-!
MONSIEUR BALLON [admiringly]. So this is being Monsieur Gynt!
VON EBERKOPF [in the same tone]. This I call being Gynt with honour!
PEER But tell me-?
MONSIEUR BALLON Don't you understand?
PEER May I be hanged if I begin to!
MONSIEUR BALLON What? Are you not upon your way to join the Greeks, with ship and money-?
PEER [contemptuously]. No, many thanks! I side with strength, and lend my money to the Turks.
MONSIEUR BALLON Impossible!
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Ibsen, No taste for glory
