MANDERS. I!

ENGSTRAND. Lord bless you, I don't mean just exactly the same. But I

mean, if your Reverence had anything to be ashamed of in the eyes of the

world, as the saying goes. We menfolk oughtn't to judge a poor woman too

hardly, your Reverence.

MANDERS. I am not doing so. It is you I am reproaching.

ENGSTRAND. Might I make so bold as to ask your Reverence a bit of a

question?

MANDERS. Yes, if you want to.

ENGSTRAND. Isn't it right and proper for a man to raise up the fallen?

MANDERS. Most certainly it is.

ENGSTRAND. And isn't a man bound to keep his sacred word?

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