Oh, she lost the spade.
INGOLF. She lost the spade! Didn't she throw it?
STEINDOR. I think she lost it.
Act IV
INGOLF. What is she doing now?
STEINDOR. I can't see.
INGOLF. Is she doing anything?--It isn't possible. Has she a long
way left? (Gives the rope as quickly as possible.)
STEINDOR. No.--Hadda Padda!
INGOLF. Now I don't hear her answer.
STEINDOR. Nor I. (Calls louder.) Hadda Padda! (Listens.)
INGOLF. Do you hear her answer?
STEINDOR. No ... Yes, yes, now she has heard--she is waving--she
is waving with both hands.
INGOLF. Good--she is alright then.
STEINDOR. Now I think she is down!
INGOLF. The rope does not slacken--
STEINDOR. I don't see her moving any more.
INGOLF [as the rope slackens]. Well, now she is down! Do you see
her?
STEINDOR. She just picked up the spade. Now she is going with it
way under the rock.
INGOLF (He holds the rope so loosely, that it runs freely through
his fingers). She evidently intends to dig up some angelica before
searching.
STEINDOR. The rope is dragging along with her, she has not untied
it.
INGOLF. Do you see her?
STEINDOR.
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