Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley), b. 1869 · New York : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 116
isian wants it allthe more because the stage lately has been toomuch under the influence of foreigners like Ibsen,Sudermann, Hauptmann, Tolstoy and the rest.And the Baron added, with a wink : It is, after all, an eternal exchange. Theyhave taken from us what we have taken fromthem. The Romantic… … 98 HOW PARIS AMUSES ITSELF fluence of Ibsen. Dumas imitated Ibsen, but re-mained himself. These foreign writers are thesons of our French romanttques^ who themselveswere the sons of Schiller and Goethe, just asthey in turn were the sons of the eighteenthcentury and were descended from Diderot…
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