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 —I want a pair of inexpensive gloves.

—Inexpensive. Yes, sir. What kind? Won't you sit down?

—Swedish. Size nine and a half. Dark gray. [Sits at about the middle of the right counter.]

—[Lays out a box.] Dark gray. Swedish. Nine and a half. [To, who is crossing slowly to the table down left.] See you again some time. [To the .] How do you like these? [Opens and expands a pair.]

—Are they Swedish?

—Why, old Heinrich Ibsen himself wasn't as Swedish as these gloves are.

—Ibsen was a Norwegian.

—I said he wasn't as Swedish! Ha, ha! [Passes over the gloves. and the  enter through the archway.]

—[As she enters.] Now about the scarfs.

—[Comes down to the table.] They are here, madame. [Shows her one.] They are quite new.

—I saw some like these at Braun's some time ago.

—Not like those you didn't, madame, not