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PEER

It's blowing up stiff-

THE CAPTAIN

-for a gale to-night.

PEER

Can one see the Ronde Hills from the sea?

THE CAPTAIN

No, how should you? They lie at the back of the snow-fields.

PEER

Or Blaho?

THE CAPTAIN

No; but from up in the rigging,
you've a glimpse, in clear weather, of Galdhopiggen.

PEER

Where does Harteig lie?

THE CAPTAIN [pointing].

About over there.

PEER

I thought so.

THE CAPTAIN

You know where you are, it appears.

PEER

When I left the country, I sailed by here;
And the dregs, says the proverb, hang in to the last.
[Spits, and gazes at the coast.]
In there, where the scaurs and the clefts lie blue,-
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