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I hardly believe he will give it up so easily. On that account I sent for you to find out someone who can help us. DARTSCHO. I know a lawyer who can manage so that in three hours they will put an attachment on his store. BARSSEGH. Go on so forever, dear Dartscho! Yes, I have long known that you were going to be the right sort of fellow! DARTSCHO. The apprentice of a right good master always gets on in the world. BARSSEGH. Go quickly then; lose no time. DARTSCHO. I will not waste an hour. BARSSEGH. Go! May you succeed! [_Exit Dartscho, middle door_. BARSSEGH [_alone_]. Yes, yes, friend Ossep, now show what you can do! I would burn ten candles to have you in my power. [_Exit, right, taking the account book_. SCENE VI _Khali. Salome_. KHALI [_entering from the left_]. Such a bold creature I never saw before in my life! [_Calling through the window_:] Come in! come in! I pray! Do you hear, Salome? I am calling you. Come in here a moment [_coming back from the window_]. She is coming. Wait, you insolent thing! I will give you a setting-out such as no one has ever given you before! SALOME [_dressed in the latest fashion, with a parasol in her hand; enters at middle door_]. Why did you call me? Good-morning! How are you? [_They shake hands_. KHALI. Thank you. Pray sit down. [_They both sit down_.] So you have betrothed your daughter? SALOME. Yes, dear Khali. God grant that we soon hear of your Nino's like good-fortune! I betrothed her last evening. I found a good husband for her. He is as handsome as a god. I can scarcely stand for joy! KHALI. Yes, make yourself important about it! SALOME [_offended_]. What is this? What does it mean? KHALI. You owed us a favor, and you have done it for us. SALOME. What have I done to you? KHALI. You could not do more, indeed. You have cheated me out of a son-in-law. Is not that enough? SALOME. But, my dear Khali, what kind of things are you saying to me? What do you mean by it? KHALI. Be still! be still! I know well enough how it was. SALOME. May I go blind if I know what you are talking about! KHALI. Didn't you know very well that I wished to give my daughter to him? SALOME. I don't understand you! You said no earthly word to me about it. KHALI. Even if I have not said anything about it, someone has certainly told you of it. SALOME. No one has said a word about it.
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