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... Girl , " etc. , as a writer of much passion and vigor of style . The present story is ex- tremely simple in its plan : a rose bush , a mediæval emperor , and a faithful pair of lovers making up its chief dramatic ele- ments , but it has ...
... Girl , " etc. , as a writer of much passion and vigor of style . The present story is ex- tremely simple in its plan : a rose bush , a mediæval emperor , and a faithful pair of lovers making up its chief dramatic ele- ments , but it has ...
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... girls that wherever he went , they would stop to gaze after him . He had hair like chestnut brown silk , and his dark ... girl with curses and rejection if she did not keep away from the scamp . Thus the young couple stood one even- ing ...
... girls that wherever he went , they would stop to gaze after him . He had hair like chestnut brown silk , and his dark ... girl with curses and rejection if she did not keep away from the scamp . Thus the young couple stood one even- ing ...
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... to think that his wife allowed him to do anything so menial . When a girl mar- ries here , a kind of bonus goes to the hus- band to repay him for the responsibility of taking some one to wait on him . A 24 BAY VIEW MAGAZINE .
... to think that his wife allowed him to do anything so menial . When a girl mar- ries here , a kind of bonus goes to the hus- band to repay him for the responsibility of taking some one to wait on him . A 24 BAY VIEW MAGAZINE .
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... girl should marry until she has knit her basket of stockings . " As that basket , is as large as a clothes- basket , it means a good old age to get the benefit of all that work . - There is not a washday dinner in this land . The true ...
... girl should marry until she has knit her basket of stockings . " As that basket , is as large as a clothes- basket , it means a good old age to get the benefit of all that work . - There is not a washday dinner in this land . The true ...
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... girl told me the boys and girls do not go to school in the same building . " It's nicer our way , " she ac- knowledged . The best of a man's stock is displayed in the window . When one enters he is expected to buy . This makes American ...
... girl told me the boys and girls do not go to school in the same building . " It's nicer our way , " she ac- knowledged . The best of a man's stock is displayed in the window . When one enters he is expected to buy . This makes American ...
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Seite 12 - Besides these two elements, a third is worked into the poem,— that of the Evil Spirit, working ruin and destruction; while the knights of the Grail spend their energy for the glory of God, and the cavaliers of Arthur follow their ambition for renown, and seek joy in female company; the Evil Spirit is planning destruction for both the spiritual and the worldly chivalry.
Seite 28 - The Germans are divided into High and Low Germans ; the language of the former is the cultivated language of all the German states ; that of the latter, known as Platt-Deulsch, is spoken in the north and north-west.
Seite 12 - Anforlas, unknown to him, is sick, but mindful of his instruction, he asks no questions, even about the beautiful and wonderful things around him. He does not imagine that the recovery of the sick lord of the castle and his own happiness depend on his asking the cause of sickness and sadness in the castle.
Seite 12 - ... questions that have always occupied men's minds. " Parzival is a representative of the sinful man, who, trusting to his own powers, despairs of God and himself, and obtains the heavenly kingdom only by repentance and humility.
Seite 9 - Gudrunlied, the second national epic, embodies the legends of the North Sea. Already known at the beginning of the twelfth century, it was worked over into its present form about 1210, by some now unknown poet. Probably he was from the South, and traveling northward, found these legends, which he transferred to parchment. At any rate, the poem has to do with the North and with Description tne races to which our forefathers belonged.
Seite 6 - The location of the legends is along the coast and on the islands of the North Sea. The hero is HETEL, and his daughter, GUDRUN, is the heroine of the poem named for her.
Seite 6 - Nihelungcnlied, which unites these four cycles in the greatest production of the Middle Ages. 5. Another cycle, which is the background of the second important poem of this epoch, is called the Norman- Saxon.
Seite 18 - ... fear ; Of a death like nature fading In the autumn of the year ; Of a sweet and dreamless slumber, In a faith triumphant borne, Till the bells of Easter wake her On the resurrection morn ! Ah, for such a blessed falling Into quiet sleep at last, When the ripening grain is garnered, And the toil and trial past; When the red and gold of sunset Slowly changes into gray ; Ah, for such a quiet passing, Through the night into the day! The morning of the 22d day of November, 1863, began the saddest...
Seite 15 - He knew the life that was about him, and applied Christianity to the times in which he lived. He was not so much concerned about what had been as what was.