Strindberg And His Plays
Strindberg And His Plays
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* It was then he made gold — f or among other things he was an alchemist.
Strindberg was not a scholar in the classical sense, though he was a good Latinist, but he was as widely educated as any man I ever met. Of all die sciences he knew more or less. He was biologist, mineralogist, botanist, chemist — a man insatiably curious. He had none of the autolatry of the professional man of [16] Digitized by VjOOQlC letters — of the pale professional poet who fancies literature is an occupation infini...tely superior to all others — that it confers a sacred character — No! He could conceive genius under many forms.
An d so h e jivedjt multiple life. When I ""Eiiew him he had been a gardener; he was to be a monk; and he was a chemist, a great chemist. Remember it was Strindberg who discovered the compo- nent parts of sulphur, proving it to be a ternary compound of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen. He did that!
His favorite walk was in the cemetery of Montparnasse. He noticed faint, aw- ful exhalations rising from the graves — as though the badly buried dead were emerging from their tombs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* It was then he made gold — f or among other things he was an alchemist.
Strindberg was not a scholar in the classical sense, though he was a good Latinist, but he was as widely educated as any man I ever met. Of all die sciences he knew more or less. He was biologist, mineralogist, botanist, chemist — a man insatiably curious. He had none of the autolatry of the professional man of [16] Digitized by VjOOQlC letters — of the pale professional poet who fancies literature is an occupation infini...tely superior to all others — that it confers a sacred character — No! He could conceive genius under many forms.
An d so h e jivedjt multiple life. When I ""Eiiew him he had been a gardener; he was to be a monk; and he was a chemist, a great chemist. Remember it was Strindberg who discovered the compo- nent parts of sulphur, proving it to be a ternary compound of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen. He did that!
His favorite walk was in the cemetery of Montparnasse. He noticed faint, aw- ful exhalations rising from the graves — as though the badly buried dead were emerging from their tombs.
What to read after Strindberg And His Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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