Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 4
Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 4
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Where can Libanius hope to find his peer? The Philosopher. His peer exists. Julian. Who? Where? Name him ! The Philosopher. It might be dangerous. Julian. Why ? The Philosopher. Are you not a courtier ? Julian. And what then ? The Philosopher {in a lower voice). Have you the temerity to praise the Emperor's successor ? Julian {deeply shaken). Ah! The Philosopher {hastily). If you betray mc, I shall deny all ! Julian. I betray no man ; never fear, never fear ! — The Emperor's successor, you say?... I cannot tell whom you mean ; — the Emperor has chosen no successor. — But why this jesting ? Why did you speak of Libanius's peer ? 22 Cesar's Apostasy. [Act I. The Philosopher. Yes or no — is there at the imperial court a youth who, by force and strict com- mandment, by prayers and persuasions, is held aloof from the light of the lecture-halls ? Julian {hastily). That is done to keep his faith pure. The Philosopher (smiling). Has this young man so scant faith in his faith ? What can he know about his faith ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where can Libanius hope to find his peer? The Philosopher. His peer exists. Julian. Who? Where? Name him ! The Philosopher. It might be dangerous. Julian. Why ? The Philosopher. Are you not a courtier ? Julian. And what then ? The Philosopher {in a lower voice). Have you the temerity to praise the Emperor's successor ? Julian {deeply shaken). Ah! The Philosopher {hastily). If you betray mc, I shall deny all ! Julian. I betray no man ; never fear, never fear ! — The Emperor's successor, you say?... I cannot tell whom you mean ; — the Emperor has chosen no successor. — But why this jesting ? Why did you speak of Libanius's peer ? 22 Cesar's Apostasy. [Act I. The Philosopher. Yes or no — is there at the imperial court a youth who, by force and strict com- mandment, by prayers and persuasions, is held aloof from the light of the lecture-halls ? Julian {hastily). That is done to keep his faith pure. The Philosopher (smiling). Has this young man so scant faith in his faith ? What can he know about his faith ?
What to read after Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 4?
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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