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When We Dead Awaken
When We Dead Awaken (Norwegian: Når vi døde vågner), the last play written by Ibsen, was published in December 1899.
Translated and with an introduction by William Archer.
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The nun who watches
Life's hard. Some like Irene and Rubek are drained empty in the midst of life. For these, authentic action may only be accessible in the jaws of death: by hypothermia or through an avalanche. But who is the nun uttering, "pax vobiscum"?
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