Yes, Mr. Heire was good enough to give his own account of some of these transactions, yesterday evening.
The Chamberlain.
H’m!
Stensgård.
Had it not been for him, I certainly should not have let myself boil over as I did. But he has a way of speaking of people and things, that—in short, he has a vile tongue in his head.
The Chamberlain.
My dear young friend—Mr. Heire is my guest; you must not forget that. My house is liberty hall, with only one reservation: my guests must not be discussed to their disadvantage.
Stensgård.
I beg your pardon, I’m sure——!
The Chamberlain.