Goethes Hermann Und Dorothea;
Goethes Hermann Und Dorothea;
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§tt : together with.
203. entffl^Ioffen : having made up Ms mind; predicate appo- sition with ^ermann.
204. Sanben : archaic form for Säubern.
206-207. bcr immer . . . mir . ♦ ♦ regt : whom Ifind ever active.
aßir is an ethical dative.
207. natii au^en : see vocab. ander auf;en.
211-213. These lines form an effective contrast to the fore- going, in which the son is characterized as slow and shy. In a rare mating of sound and sense they prepare the reader for the entrance of the young hero and a...rouse piquant curiosity as to his outward appearance and character. We turn instinctively from the landlord's pedantic blame to the youth and life which the clatter of hoofs and the roUing thunder of the wheels betoken.
Digitized by VjOOQIC NOTES 153 CANTO II Xtxp^dlt^vt : = the one who rejoices in the dance. This muse is symbolic of the new life and gladness which leaps in the veins of the changed Hermann.
1. too^lgeiilbete : more often used of mental attainment than of bodily, as here. Cf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
§tt : together with.
203. entffl^Ioffen : having made up Ms mind; predicate appo- sition with ^ermann.
204. Sanben : archaic form for Säubern.
206-207. bcr immer . . . mir . ♦ ♦ regt : whom Ifind ever active.
aßir is an ethical dative.
207. natii au^en : see vocab. ander auf;en.
211-213. These lines form an effective contrast to the fore- going, in which the son is characterized as slow and shy. In a rare mating of sound and sense they prepare the reader for the entrance of the young hero and a...rouse piquant curiosity as to his outward appearance and character. We turn instinctively from the landlord's pedantic blame to the youth and life which the clatter of hoofs and the roUing thunder of the wheels betoken.
Digitized by VjOOQIC NOTES 153 CANTO II Xtxp^dlt^vt : = the one who rejoices in the dance. This muse is symbolic of the new life and gladness which leaps in the veins of the changed Hermann.
1. too^lgeiilbete : more often used of mental attainment than of bodily, as here. Cf.
What to read after Goethes Hermann Und Dorothea;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe to read onlineMoreLess
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