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The wild duck, and other plays

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Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906
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Title The wild duck, and other plays / Newly translated, and with an introd. by Eva Le Gallienne.
Additional Titles Pillars of society.
Lady from the sea.
Little Eyolf.
John Gabriel Borkman.
When we dead awaken.
Contributors Le Gallienne, Eva, 1899-1991 (ed. and tr)
Publisher New York : Modern Library
Creation Date [1961]
Notes Also issued online.
Genre Norwegian drama
Content Pillars of society.--The wild duck.--The lady from the sea.--Little Eyolf.--John Gabriel Borkman.--When we dead awaken.
Series The Modern library college editions, T83
Extent xliii, 499 pages
19 cm.
Language English
Norwegian
National Library system number 990043698930205171

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