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Jonas Lauritz Idemil Lie ( November 6, 1833 - July 5, 1908) was a Norwegian novelist. He was born in Hokksund and is considered to be one of the four great ones of 19th century Norwegian literature, together with Henrik Ibsen, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, and Alexander Kielland.

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Digte 1867
Den Fremsynte 1870
Tremasteren Fremtiden 1872
Fortællinger og Skildringer 1872
Lodsen og hans Hustru 1874
Faustina Strozzi 1875
Thomas Ross 1878
Adam Schrader 1879
Rutland 1880
Grabows Kat 1880
Gaa paa! 1882
Livsslaven 1883
Familjen paa Gilje 1883
En Malstrøm 1884
Otte Fortællinger 1885
Kommandørens Døtre 1886
Et Samliv 1887
Maisa Jons 1888
Digte 1889
Onde Magter 1890
Trold I-II 1891-92
Niobe 1893
Lystige Koner 1894
Naar Sol gaar ned 1895
Dyre Rein 1896
Lindelin 1897
Wulffie & Co 1897
Faste Forland 1899
Naar Jerntæppet falder 1901
Ulfvungerne 1903
Østenfor Sol, vestenfor Maane og bagom Babylons Taarn! 1905
Eventyr 1908
Jonas Lie og hans samtidige 1915

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