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How do you know that she is still here?

LOVBORG.

They told me at her lodgings that she had been out all night.

HEDDA.

LOVBORG.

HEDDA.

I mean, did they seem to think it odd?

LOVBORG.

HEDDA.

No--I think not--

LOVBORG.

When did he come home?

HEDDA.

Very late.

LOVBORG.

Did he tell you anything?

HEDDA.

Yes, I gathered that you had had an exceedingly jolly evening at Judge Brack's.

LOVBORG.

Nothing more?

HEDDA.

I don't think so. However, I was so dreadfully sleepy--

MRS. ELVSTED enters through the curtains of the middle doorway.

MRS. ELVSTED.

LOVBORG.

Yes, at last. And too late!

MRS. ELVSTED.

LOVBORG.

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