The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen
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Ha !
Agnes.
[Putting them on the table.] Have I been slow ?
Brand.
No, no.
Agnes.
Thou must be cold. Brand !
No Brand.
[Loudh/.] Agnes.
[SmiliTig, fills the stove."] How stem ! It is thy pride of will, That scorns the darkness and the chill.
Brand.
[ Walking up and down.^ H'm, Will !
Agnes.
\To herself as she decks the room.] Here must the candles stand.
Last year he stretch'd his tiny hand After the glancing, dancing light : He was so joyous and so bright ; He started from his little chair, An...d ask'd me if a sun it were.
[Moves the candles a little.] See ! now the candle's glow falls — there !
\CT IV.] BRAND. 159 Now from his bed ray boy can see The window gleaming cheerily ; Now can he peer out of the gloom Silently into our lit room — But, ah ! the glass is dim ; stay, stay — I'll wipe the dew of tears away And make it smile [Dries the pane.
Brand, [Softly as he watches her.^ When in this breast Will the wild waters sink to rest } To rest they must !
Agnes.
[To herself.] How bright the glow It seems as though the sundering wall Had sunk ; the low room grown a hall, The murky world of ice and snow Sudden become a shelter'd nest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ha !
Agnes.
[Putting them on the table.] Have I been slow ?
Brand.
No, no.
Agnes.
Thou must be cold. Brand !
No Brand.
[Loudh/.] Agnes.
[SmiliTig, fills the stove."] How stem ! It is thy pride of will, That scorns the darkness and the chill.
Brand.
[ Walking up and down.^ H'm, Will !
Agnes.
\To herself as she decks the room.] Here must the candles stand.
Last year he stretch'd his tiny hand After the glancing, dancing light : He was so joyous and so bright ; He started from his little chair, An...d ask'd me if a sun it were.
[Moves the candles a little.] See ! now the candle's glow falls — there !
\CT IV.] BRAND. 159 Now from his bed ray boy can see The window gleaming cheerily ; Now can he peer out of the gloom Silently into our lit room — But, ah ! the glass is dim ; stay, stay — I'll wipe the dew of tears away And make it smile [Dries the pane.
Brand, [Softly as he watches her.^ When in this breast Will the wild waters sink to rest } To rest they must !
Agnes.
[To herself.] How bright the glow It seems as though the sundering wall Had sunk ; the low room grown a hall, The murky world of ice and snow Sudden become a shelter'd nest.
What to read after The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gosse, Edmund, 1849-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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