Skien

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"Skien," he says, "in my young days, was an exceedingly lively and sociable place, quite unlike what it afterwards became.

Henrik Ibsen 2008
"Skien," he says, "in my young days, was an exceedingly lively and sociable place, quite unlike what it afterwards became.

Henrik Ibsen 2008
"Skien," he says, "in my young days, was an exceedingly lively and sociable place, quite unlike what it afterwards became.

Henrik Ibsen Edmund Gosse 1888
We came home from Easter vacations on Monday, after a day's drive from Arendal and Skien.

Back from vacations magnio 2009
They sought asylum in Norway and now live in Skien.

Self-Censorship: It’s The Preemptive Way « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2009
They sought asylum in Norway and now live in Skien.

2009 March 28 « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2009
The sexton at Skien, who helped in the lessons, described the poet afterwards as "a quiet boy with a pair of wonderful eyes, but with no sort of cleverness except an unusual gift for drawing."

Henrik Ibsen 2008
The only piece of property left when this process had been gone through was a little broken-down farmhouse called Venstöb, in the outskirts of Skien.

Henrik Ibsen 2008
"The inhabitants of Skien," he said with grim humor, "were quite unworthy to possess my birthplace."

Henrik Ibsen 2008
Cornelia Martie Altenburg, of the same town of Skien; she was one year his senior, and the daughter of a merchant.

Henrik Ibsen 2008