TWO NOTED WOMEN.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2160, 28 May 1914, Page 2

TWO NOTED WOMEN.

; tiro EikßsJi , papers bf.the last niail eantaift , netiots- of tlie cSLsitirs ef " tiie widd\\-s ijf two Umms ■me-li, ilustey-and lbgfin". Mrs, yHusky,- ' who' svas &9 ' iv&.cis she - (t«tl 3 -\v»s iu Atistralin. for sacral years, - Miss 'ttenrfefta AiMio tteathom met tho great seiontist wljoii iio visited' Sydney k the l{attksnako ia !S4? t as'a ttiiyy siirgeo.ii. After ukven .months in Sydney, W rotitfiwd to Kiißla-nd, and tbo two tjiinot meet for five years. . • hi later yea.rs tJveir w»n rrate of Sits liiotlioi- as ate f;m--■w'linßl iiis futtior "was to surva JoMgl'r iintl iwivlor tlv.m J«c«b theii«lit to so-rvo liir Hack*; but' wfco was ta'bb kis hofp ■Mid .stfly Jor i'ofty yrats, in Ifis Strug, ales r-<ntdi| to gouussl, i« niTvcrsiLy 'iki TOWifort; tlie ftritiiv Wtie.se jiidgrtwit hi viilnod -above almost fiiiy, ami w-liosse tiFUiso lie .cured most -to win," Tiie t!ipsaß<sK«uit between lltisley suiii Miss IJeaHwra kstflsl eight j'caVs, for hi* iJiwjMtion eaino very slowly, and, as lie lihiisplf sakl: "A mail of science may w&i <ij«tilic;tioii, but 'isoi bread." Bnt life wife was a wttfiijiji worth waiting ff)-r, and thaiy luarriagft wa-s one <if tappiiioss and poffest eomradeslrfp, : lienrik Ibsen's wife, who Jmo just dial at Cliristiariia at % ago of IT, was aiMSthw example, of th'o holj) that a \ywpathotio and iiifelligon!; wife eajv b>? to a -man of gcji.uis, ami their rantrtiifM was jiisn ojio of good fcltows-hip. 'ibSijiv's jnaijriuge took.tikee ou Juiio Vβ, JBijft, siHtl in tk-o folit)wii»ir yoftr ho feft'BeJrgCM to sotfto in Chmti-ank as tßreetor tit the Norffcginn theatre," fta.vs the "Times." "Unrittg the feug W» of povfii-tj; Hiat followed thoif i-EarririE*, jjrs. Ibr.ea provefl a most ecTOstaiit oo.mpa'ntDn in every i-esjx>ei. Mot only was sbo tlw only person at 'that timo who approved w the book as ho wrote in the preface to thfe &eerai(i «]itioii of Ilk '(jo'inedy awl tevfe, , bat ffhun ja the winter of 186 a Ibsen, wsis eMadtod by a malarial fever, life ■reeoterjr'svas due- as 'uracil to liis wifo'3 elnvotiwi as to liis ovvii tnftigfliiJcoilt toftstitutiqn. He l-cturjicd Ij-pi- affcetimis to the' i'iill, niid wljmi, after thirty years <jf niafFi««l life, tbfy at last si*N tied down to s Iwmfe <?f tlieir flirn, tii»y UK sakl <o Iravc- goiso nbo-ut miking ilieir fiUre'fiases wiUi its lively i.ll inkfml as airy M<iwly-sveiMe.d eoujte."

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