Frau Holde: Ein Gedicht
Frau Holde: Ein Gedicht
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j^ttf^t'd, 1. 21, something scuds, darts.
40. 23. ^ttge, pi. of ^ag, hedge. 28. SBaffer« ttttff, toad, frog.— 46. ÖOtll (cf. Eng. bourne), foun- tain, spring. — 48. ^age^Ottl^ hawthorn.
41. 50. Santlil^t fir-thicket. — 64. (SIM Ottf!
(customary miner's greeting), hail! safe ascent!
—65. (Sin . . . iritlDftl, I will serenade you.
42. 84. @tT3gff)ltfI, sweetheart.— 90. Among the ancient Germanic races, and others, the sol- stices were religiously observed. In winter it was an occasion of rejoicin...g because the sun-god was henceforth to be endowed with new life and splendor, and in summer, because he had attained his greatest glory and triumph. Christian mission- aries, in preaching the new faith, accommodated themselves as far as possible to the observances of the religion they sought to supplant, merely substituting Christian conceptions for the under- lying pagan idea. Thus Christmas, Easter, and Xlotes. 90 St. John's Day (June 24), and others, have replaced the pagan festivals occurring at these seasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
j^ttf^t'd, 1. 21, something scuds, darts.
40. 23. ^ttge, pi. of ^ag, hedge. 28. SBaffer« ttttff, toad, frog.— 46. ÖOtll (cf. Eng. bourne), foun- tain, spring. — 48. ^age^Ottl^ hawthorn.
41. 50. Santlil^t fir-thicket. — 64. (SIM Ottf!
(customary miner's greeting), hail! safe ascent!
—65. (Sin . . . iritlDftl, I will serenade you.
42. 84. @tT3gff)ltfI, sweetheart.— 90. Among the ancient Germanic races, and others, the sol- stices were religiously observed. In winter it was an occasion of rejoicin...g because the sun-god was henceforth to be endowed with new life and splendor, and in summer, because he had attained his greatest glory and triumph. Christian mission- aries, in preaching the new faith, accommodated themselves as far as possible to the observances of the religion they sought to supplant, merely substituting Christian conceptions for the under- lying pagan idea. Thus Christmas, Easter, and Xlotes. 90 St. John's Day (June 24), and others, have replaced the pagan festivals occurring at these seasons.
What to read after Frau Holde: Ein Gedicht?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rudolf Baumbach to read onlineMoreLess
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