Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 2
Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 2
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No ; do you know when and where I have come across immorality in artistic circles ? Manders. No, thank heaven, I don't ! Oswald. Well, then, allow me to inform you. I have met with it when one or other of our pattern husbands and fathers has come to Paris to have a look round on his own account, and has done the artists the honour of visiting their humble haunts. They knew what was what. These gentlemen could tell us all about places and things we had never dreamt of Manders. What! Do you mean ...to say that respectable men from home here would ? Oswald. Have you never heard these respectable men, when they got home again, talking about the way in which immorality was running rampant abroad ? 36 Ghosts. [Act I. Manders. Yes, of course. Mrs. Alving. I have too. Oswald, Well, you may take their word for it. They know what they're talking about ! {Presses his hands to his head. ) Oh 1 that that great, free, glorious life out there should be defiled in such a way ! Mrs. Alving. You mustn't get excited, Oswald.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No ; do you know when and where I have come across immorality in artistic circles ? Manders. No, thank heaven, I don't ! Oswald. Well, then, allow me to inform you. I have met with it when one or other of our pattern husbands and fathers has come to Paris to have a look round on his own account, and has done the artists the honour of visiting their humble haunts. They knew what was what. These gentlemen could tell us all about places and things we had never dreamt of Manders. What! Do you mean ...to say that respectable men from home here would ? Oswald. Have you never heard these respectable men, when they got home again, talking about the way in which immorality was running rampant abroad ? 36 Ghosts. [Act I. Manders. Yes, of course. Mrs. Alving. I have too. Oswald, Well, you may take their word for it. They know what they're talking about ! {Presses his hands to his head. ) Oh 1 that that great, free, glorious life out there should be defiled in such a way ! Mrs. Alving. You mustn't get excited, Oswald.
What to read after Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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