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 or messages for him, beg her not to delay him needlessly." And then she added somewhat that I heard not rightly.

Did you not hear it at all?

It sounded to me as though she said:—"Almost I fear he has already tarried too long at Östråt."

And the knight? Where is he?

In his chamber belike, in the gate-wing.

It is well. What I have to send by him is ready. Go to him and say I await him here in the hall.

Know you, Lady Inger,—'tis true that in such things I am blind as a mole; yet seems it to me as thoughh'm!

Well?

as though Nils Lykke bore a mind to your daughter.