Atta Troll From the German of Heinrich Heine
Atta Troll From the German of Heinrich Heine
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" CANTO XXIII From this eerie witch-menage To the valley down we went, And once more our feet took hold On the good and solid Earth.
Spectres hence ! Hence, gibbering masks !
Shapes of air and fever-dreams ! Once again, most sensibly Let us deal with Atta Troll.
In the cavern with his young Bruin lies in slumber wrapt, Snoring like an honest soul, Then he stretches, yawns and wakes.
And young One-Ear crouches down At his side, his head he rakes Like a poet seeking rhymes, And upon his paws he s...cans.
140 xxm ATTA TROLL 141 Close beside the father lie Atta Troll's beloved girls, Pure, four-footed lilies they, Stretched in dreams upon their backs.
Ah, what tender thoughts must glow In the budding souls of these Snow-white virgin bearesses "With their soft and dewy eyes ?
And the youngest of them all Seems most deeply stirred. Her heart, Smitten by Dan Cupid's shaft, Quivers with a blissful throe.
Yea, this godling's arrow pierced Through and through her furry pelt When she saw him first Oh, heavens !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CANTO XXIII From this eerie witch-menage To the valley down we went, And once more our feet took hold On the good and solid Earth.
Spectres hence ! Hence, gibbering masks !
Shapes of air and fever-dreams ! Once again, most sensibly Let us deal with Atta Troll.
In the cavern with his young Bruin lies in slumber wrapt, Snoring like an honest soul, Then he stretches, yawns and wakes.
And young One-Ear crouches down At his side, his head he rakes Like a poet seeking rhymes, And upon his paws he s...cans.
140 xxm ATTA TROLL 141 Close beside the father lie Atta Troll's beloved girls, Pure, four-footed lilies they, Stretched in dreams upon their backs.
Ah, what tender thoughts must glow In the budding souls of these Snow-white virgin bearesses "With their soft and dewy eyes ?
And the youngest of them all Seems most deeply stirred. Her heart, Smitten by Dan Cupid's shaft, Quivers with a blissful throe.
Yea, this godling's arrow pierced Through and through her furry pelt When she saw him first Oh, heavens !
What to read after Atta Troll From the German of Heinrich Heine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Heine to read onlineMoreLess
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