
Henrik Ibsen - LA SINJORINO EL LA MARO
LA SINJORINO EL LA MARO
A sun‑lit summer morning unfolds on the quiet fjord of a northern Norwegian town, where the modest home of the local doctor becomes a hub of bustling activity. Bolette, the doctor's daughter, flutters in with a vase of fresh flowers while the town’s eccentric painter, Ballested, prepares a flag‑raising ceremony that seems to promise something more than a simple celebration. Into this scene steps Lyngstrand, a thin, ailing former sailor who dreams of shaping stone as a sculptor, and whose tentative presence stirs curiosity among the townsfolk.
The arrival of the mysterious guest Arnholm, a former governor turned schoolmaster, hangs over the day like a whispered secret, hinting at past connections and future tensions. As locals and summer tourists mingle, the everyday rhythms of medical duties, artistic pursuits, and quiet longing begin to intertwine, setting the stage for a story where personal ambitions clash with the unsteady tides of the sea and community.
Language
eo
Duration
~2 hours (134K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by William Walter Patterson and Andrew Sly
Release date
Sep 5, 2006
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1828–1906
A towering figure of modern theater, this Norwegian playwright reshaped drama with works that brought everyday moral conflict and social pressure onto the stage. His plays, including A Doll’s House, Ghosts, and Hedda Gabler, still feel startlingly alive.
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