THE COLLECTED WORKS OF HENRIK IBSEN _Copyright Edition. Complete in 11 Volumes._ _Crown 8vo, price 4s. each._ ENTIRELY REVISED AND EDITED BY WILLIAM ARCHER No one who ever saw Henrik Ibsen, in his later years at any rate, could doubt that he was a born aristocrat. It is said that a change came over his appearance and manner after the publication of _Brand_—that he then put off the Bohemian and put on the reserved, correct, punctilious man-of-the-world. When I first saw him in 1881, he had the air of a polished statesman or diplomatist. Distinction was the note of his personality. So early as 1872, he had written to George Brandes, who was then involved in one of his many controversies, “Be …
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