Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 1
Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 1
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The Chamberlain. Do you think so ? FlELDBO. I not only think, I know it. But it's always the same here ; people are bent on learning, not on living. And you see what comes of it ; you see hundreds of men with great gifts, who seem never more than half ripe ; who are one thing in their ideas and feelings, and something quite different in their habits and acts. Just look at Stensgard The Chamberlain. Oh yes, Stensgard ! What do you make of him ? FlELDBO. A patchwork. I've known him since we were ...children. His father was a mere rag of a man, a withered weed, a nobody. He kept a little huckster's shop, and did some pawnbroking into the bargain, or rather his wife did it for him. She was a coarse-grained woman, the most unwomanly I ever knew. She had her husband declared incapable j 1 she hadn't an ounce of heart in her. And in that home Stensgard passed his childhood. Then he went to the grammar school. " He shall go to college, " said his mother ; " I'll make a smart solicitor of him. " Sordidness at home, stimulation at school ; soul, disposition, will, talents, all pulling in different ways — what could it lead to but disintegration of character?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chamberlain. Do you think so ? FlELDBO. I not only think, I know it. But it's always the same here ; people are bent on learning, not on living. And you see what comes of it ; you see hundreds of men with great gifts, who seem never more than half ripe ; who are one thing in their ideas and feelings, and something quite different in their habits and acts. Just look at Stensgard The Chamberlain. Oh yes, Stensgard ! What do you make of him ? FlELDBO. A patchwork. I've known him since we were ...children. His father was a mere rag of a man, a withered weed, a nobody. He kept a little huckster's shop, and did some pawnbroking into the bargain, or rather his wife did it for him. She was a coarse-grained woman, the most unwomanly I ever knew. She had her husband declared incapable j 1 she hadn't an ounce of heart in her. And in that home Stensgard passed his childhood. Then he went to the grammar school. " He shall go to college, " said his mother ; " I'll make a smart solicitor of him. " Sordidness at home, stimulation at school ; soul, disposition, will, talents, all pulling in different ways — what could it lead to but disintegration of character?
What to read after Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 1?
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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