Knut Hamsun Quotes

He Was Quite A Casanova, No Doubt About It. He Was In A Very Good Mood Today And Stopped Longer Than Usual. The Girls Could See He Was Gloriously Drunk.
'Well, Ragna, Why Do You Think I Come Here So Often?' Asked Rolandsen.
'I've No Idea,' Ragna Answered.
'You Must Think I'm Sent By Old Laban.'
The Girls Giggled. 'When He Says Laban He Really Means Adam.'
'I've Come To Save You,' Said Rolandsen. 'You Have To Beware Of The Fishermen Around Here, They're Out-and-out Seducers!'
'There's No Greater Seducer Than You,' Said Another Girl. 'You've Got Two Kids Already. You Ought To Be Ashamed Of Yourself.'
'How Can You Talk Like That, Nicoline? You've Always Been A Thorn In My Flesh And You'll Be The Death Of Me, You Know Damned Well. But As For You, Ragna, I'm Going To Save Your Soul Wether You Like It Or Not!

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