The Works of Henrik Ibsen, volume 4
The Works of Henrik Ibsen, volume 4
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Peer.
But your father ?
Solveig.
In all of God's wide earth I have none I can call either father or mother.
I have loosed me from all of them.
Digitized by Google Henrik Ibsen at the age of forty Digitized by Google Digitized by Google BC. Ill] PEER GYNT 141 Peer.
Solveig, you fair one — And to come to me ?
Solveig.
Ay, to you alone; You must be all to me, friend and consoler. [In tears.
The worst was leaving my little sister; — But parting from father was worse, still worse; And worst to leave... her at whose breast I was borne; — Oh no, God forgive me, the worst I must call The sorrow of leaving them all, ay all!
Peer.
And you know the doom that was passed in spring ?
It forfeits my farm and my heritage.
Solveig.
Think you for heritage, goods, and gear, I forsook the paths all my dear ones tread ?
Peer.
And know you the compact ? Outside the forest Whoever may meet me may seize me at will.
Solveig.
I ran upon snow-shoes; I asked my way on; They said "Whither go you ?" I answered, "I go home." Peer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peer.
But your father ?
Solveig.
In all of God's wide earth I have none I can call either father or mother.
I have loosed me from all of them.
Digitized by Google Henrik Ibsen at the age of forty Digitized by Google Digitized by Google BC. Ill] PEER GYNT 141 Peer.
Solveig, you fair one — And to come to me ?
Solveig.
Ay, to you alone; You must be all to me, friend and consoler. [In tears.
The worst was leaving my little sister; — But parting from father was worse, still worse; And worst to leave... her at whose breast I was borne; — Oh no, God forgive me, the worst I must call The sorrow of leaving them all, ay all!
Peer.
And you know the doom that was passed in spring ?
It forfeits my farm and my heritage.
Solveig.
Think you for heritage, goods, and gear, I forsook the paths all my dear ones tread ?
Peer.
And know you the compact ? Outside the forest Whoever may meet me may seize me at will.
Solveig.
I ran upon snow-shoes; I asked my way on; They said "Whither go you ?" I answered, "I go home." Peer.
What to read after The Works of Henrik Ibsen, volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henrik Ibsen, William Archer, Edmund Gosse, Edward Dowden, James Huneker to read onlineMoreLess
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