The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen
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Pastor M. That is a very disputable point, Mrs.
Alving. A child's proper place is, and must be, the home. , Os. There I think you're quite right. Pastor Man- ders.
Pastor M. Ah, you can hardly have any idea of what a home should be O. Oh, but anyhow I have seen other people's homes.
Pastor M. I thought, however, that over there, es- pecially in artistic circles, the life was a somewhat home- less one O. Well, most of the young men are forced to live so; they have no money, and besides they don'...t want to give up their precious freedom — ^they live frugally, I can tell you, a slice of ham and a bottle of wine.
Pastor M. But in what company ?
O. In very pleasant company. Pastor Manders.
Sometimes a few models join them and then, as likely as not, there's dancing.
188 FROM IBSEN'S WORKSHOP Pastoe M. Models — ? What do you mean by that ?
O. We painters and sculptors require models, I sup- pose. Otherwise how could we reproduce the tension of the muscles and the reflected lights on the skin — and all that sort of thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pastor M. That is a very disputable point, Mrs.
Alving. A child's proper place is, and must be, the home. , Os. There I think you're quite right. Pastor Man- ders.
Pastor M. Ah, you can hardly have any idea of what a home should be O. Oh, but anyhow I have seen other people's homes.
Pastor M. I thought, however, that over there, es- pecially in artistic circles, the life was a somewhat home- less one O. Well, most of the young men are forced to live so; they have no money, and besides they don'...t want to give up their precious freedom — ^they live frugally, I can tell you, a slice of ham and a bottle of wine.
Pastor M. But in what company ?
O. In very pleasant company. Pastor Manders.
Sometimes a few models join them and then, as likely as not, there's dancing.
188 FROM IBSEN'S WORKSHOP Pastoe M. Models — ? What do you mean by that ?
O. We painters and sculptors require models, I sup- pose. Otherwise how could we reproduce the tension of the muscles and the reflected lights on the skin — and all that sort of thing.
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 Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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