Georg Weerth Fragment eines Romans Seitwärts vom Rhein, in ... ... kannte auch sehr gut die Anekdote jenes Schotten, der auf die Frage »What would you take?« – was würden Sie nehmen – stets nur »What would you give« – was würden Sie geben – antwortete, um immer seine ...
Wilhelm Raabe Die Akten des Vogelsangs Die wir dem Schatten Wesen ... ... des Vogelsangs – who had no harm in him and who had parts if he would use them, wie man in Cambridge von einem ähnlichen Menschen sagte, der es ...
... of an opera that morning, but that he would follow afterwards in a post-chaise, so as to get to Oxford ... ... aus: » O had I Jubal's Lyre says a correspondent, I would sweep the strings, Till Echo Tired with repeating – Haydn ... ... time you allow for solicitation. In winter it would be sufficient, but now (in Aug.) there is ...
... been in preparation for many years and would have been produced sooner but for the anxiety of the Editor ... ... Mozart been unfortunately cut off too soon, Mr. Thomson would certainly have endeavoured to obtain the aid of his delightful talents also .« ... ... to the classical ear . Of the merits of the harmonies it would be presumption in the proprietor to ...
... do not pretend to know, and therefore would take more time to consider of it.« (Jan. 17, 1692-1693 ... ... and inherent in it. And this is one reason, why I desired you would not ascribe innate gravity to me. That gravity should be innate, inherent ...
... demands; A blockhead's indignation it would raise, When C[a]ry, by his ballads, sought ... ... (if He has any) and declared that at a proper season He would communicate it to the publick; assuring us, at the same time, ...
... me. I perceived it likewise, but I would not believe it. At the last Klopstock said plainly that he loved; ... ... obliged to part again, and wait two years for our wedding. My mother would not let marry me a stranger. I could marry then without her ...
Johann Gottfried Seume Mein Leben Veritatem sequi et colere ... ... my boy «, sagte er, » you do not stay with us; you would soon become a very good sailor .« » Heartily I would «, sagte ich, » but you see, it is impossible .« » ...
XXV. Da ich mit Bötel abzuwechseln genötigt ... ... straight back to Stuttgart to fulfil an engagement. He sait last night that he would spend Christmas at home with his wife and children and that it would take him a long time to tell them of the plea ...
... How my empty Guts cry out! My wounds ake, Would they would bleed again, that I might get Something to quench ... ... . Hast ne'er an old suppository? SURGEON. Oh would I had, Sir. LAMURE. Or but the paper where ...
... What a subject under his hands would the Tower of Babel have been!« He continued: »You must not ... ... warmth with which he eulogized Byron, of whom he said that the like would never come again; he was inimitable. Ariosto was not so daring as ...
... the long expected intimation that the Herr Geheimrath would see me on.. a morning. This notable audience took place in a ... ... me, he shut up and put away from him angrily. ›They would make me look like that‹, he said; though in truth I can ...
1808 342. * 1808, Januar. Mit Friedrich ... ... of Goethe's early scheme to write Julius Caesar , and how entirely it would have been opposed to the genre tranché so admired by Napoleon. A ...
... he returned for answer the message that he would be happy to see us at eleven o'clock. We went ... ... his genius.« All this he said in a quiet, simple manner, which would have surprised me much, if I had known him only through his ...
Dritter Auftritt Man hört heftige und starke Schritte, die Türe ... ... – nur verhüllt, weil der große Dichter befürchten mußte, daß wider ihn aufstehen – would have roused – die Regierungen, der Klerus, die Presse, ja das Volk ...
... Religion ist “WWAPD?” (“What Would A Pirate Do?” engl. für “Was würde ein Pirat tun ... ... ) in Anspielung auf den christlichen Slogan W.W.J.D. (“What would Jesus do?” engl. für “Was würde Jesus tun?” ...
Siebentes Kapitel Erfüllungen »Zwei Schwingen führt ja stets die Zeit ... ... senden, – ein Ja oder ein Nein. Sei es ein Ja, – »which would bring the happiest hour of my life,« – so würde sie umgehend weitere ...
... you the Dear original directly: If my H. would employ me oftener to write Music I hope I should improve, and ... ... see you to dinner and if you can come at three o'clock it would give me great pleasure, as I should be particularly glad ... ... will receive this letter to morrow morning. I would not send it to day, for fear you should ...
Viertes Capitel. Vandergaart-Kopje. »Ich muß entschieden abreisen, sagte ... ... the last rose of summer, Left blooming alone Oh, who would inhabit This black world alone?... Mit feuchtem Auge und ...
Das Stimmrecht der Frauen Ueberall sind es dieselben socialen Fragen, welche ... ... put into the hands of the women free governement and with it liberty of opinion would fall «. (Die Frage, ob das Frauen-Stimmrecht in ausgedehnterem Maße gut ist ...
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Die zentralen Themen des zwischen 1842 und 1861 entstandenen Erzählzyklus sind auf anschauliche Konstellationen zugespitze Konflikte in der idyllischen Harmonie des einfachen Landlebens. Auerbachs Dorfgeschichten sind schon bei Erscheinen ein großer Erfolg und finden zahlreiche Nachahmungen.
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1799 schreibt Novalis seinen Heinrich von Ofterdingen und schafft mit der blauen Blume, nach der der Jüngling sich sehnt, das Symbol einer der wirkungsmächtigsten Epochen unseres Kulturkreises. Ricarda Huch wird dazu viel später bemerken: »Die blaue Blume ist aber das, was jeder sucht, ohne es selbst zu wissen, nenne man es nun Gott, Ewigkeit oder Liebe.« Diese und fünf weitere große Erzählungen der Frühromantik hat Michael Holzinger für diese Leseausgabe ausgewählt.
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