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The Feast at Solhoug

Henrik Ibsen
『The Feast at Solhoug』is a free novelette e-book of Henrik Ibsen available on Project Gutenberg. It has 15,836 words and may take about 1h to read.
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From The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen, Volume 1 Revised and Edited by William Archer Translation by William Archer and Mary Morrison INTRODUCTION* Exactly a year after the production o...
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Henrik Ibsen  
(1828 - 1906)
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(1,070/2,042words)
 
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