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Summary
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English: From a letter Henrik Ibsen wrote to Edmund Gosse in 1899. The text is in the Norwegian written at that time and translates to English as:
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Dear Mr Edmund Gosse! It was a great pleasure to receive your letter. So I will finally meet you and your wife in person. I am at home every day around noon until 1 pm. I am delighted and surprised by your excellent Norwegian!
Your friendly connected Henrik Ibsen
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1899 |
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English: The image is taken from Edmund Gosse's biography Henrik Ibsen available at Project Gutenberg.
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Author |
Henrik Ibsen |
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