Stensgård.
Not to-day?
Madam Rundholmen.
No; he drove past here at four this morning; he’s always driving about nowadays. What’s more, he came in and roused me out of bed—he wanted to borrow money, you must know.
Stensgård.
Monsen did?
Madam Rundholmen.
Yes. He’s a tremendous man to get through money is Monsen. I hope things may turn out all right for him. And I say the same to you; for I hear you’re going into Parliament.
Stensgård.
I? Nonsense. Who told you so?