Gregers.
Are you not in the least afraid that I may let my father know about this old friendship?
Mrs. Sörby.
Why, of course I have told him all about it myself.
Gregers.
Indeed?
Mrs. Sörby.
Your father knows every single thing that can, with any truth, be said about me. I have told him all; it was the first thing I did when I saw what was in his mind.
Gregers.
Then you have been franker than most people, I think.