Goethe's Egmont
Goethe's Egmont
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2lrmbruftf(^te§en, cross-bow shooting. As we see by the context this is a ÄönigSfd^icßcn (Düntzer) where the best shot is king for the year. Meteren tells us that the Netherland gilds practiced target shooting on certain holidays and mentions *the cross- bow among the weapons used in the practice.
SD. 1. 5. Soejl; pronounced Sost; in Flemish, Süst.
1. 6. tTun fc^te§t nur l^tn, ba§ es alle iDtrb, etc., now just shoot away and complete your score, for you'll not take the prize from me.
qHc is use...d colloquially to form idiomatic expressions with fcln, tüerbctl and niQti^cn ; qHc fein, ^t tücrben, is to be over, finished, used up ; auf madden, to complete, finish, use up. This meaning of oÜC sprang from its use in such expressions as baS finb jic allc, that they all are, that is all of them, whence there was developed in popular speech, „ jic jinb ^^it" = c8 ip nichts mcl^r baöon ba, there is no more of them there; properly, fie finb alle öorübcr, öcrgel^rt, they are all past, consumed (Paul).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2lrmbruftf(^te§en, cross-bow shooting. As we see by the context this is a ÄönigSfd^icßcn (Düntzer) where the best shot is king for the year. Meteren tells us that the Netherland gilds practiced target shooting on certain holidays and mentions *the cross- bow among the weapons used in the practice.
SD. 1. 5. Soejl; pronounced Sost; in Flemish, Süst.
1. 6. tTun fc^te§t nur l^tn, ba§ es alle iDtrb, etc., now just shoot away and complete your score, for you'll not take the prize from me.
qHc is use...d colloquially to form idiomatic expressions with fcln, tüerbctl and niQti^cn ; qHc fein, ^t tücrben, is to be over, finished, used up ; auf madden, to complete, finish, use up. This meaning of oÜC sprang from its use in such expressions as baS finb jic allc, that they all are, that is all of them, whence there was developed in popular speech, „ jic jinb ^^it" = c8 ip nichts mcl^r baöon ba, there is no more of them there; properly, fie finb alle öorübcr, öcrgel^rt, they are all past, consumed (Paul).
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