Introductory Studies in German Literature
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Where is he?
Nathan. Know you not how much your grace Has flowed through him on me? His new-found life He risked to save my daughter from the fire.
Saladin. Ah, did he so? He looked like such an one. So had my brother done, whom he resembles. Is he still here? Conduct him hither to me. So often have I spoken to my sister Of this her brother whom she never knew, She must behold his image. Go, go find him ! From one good deed, though born of naught but passion, How many other noble deeds will spr...ing! Go find him !
Nathan. Instantly! It stands agreed About the other. [Goes. ] Saladin. Ah, why let I not My sister listen? To her, to her now! How shall I ever tell her of it all?
[Goes out in the opposite direction. ] In the grove of palms near the convent the Templar awaits Nathan's return from the Sultan. A violent inner conflict has convinced him that life apart from Recha is no longer conceivable, is death; that "the Templar loves the Christian loves the Jewess. " Nathan comes. He asks: "Say, how does Recha please you?" The Tem- plar throwing himself on Nathan's neck bursts out: "My father!" Nathan is surprised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where is he?
Nathan. Know you not how much your grace Has flowed through him on me? His new-found life He risked to save my daughter from the fire.
Saladin. Ah, did he so? He looked like such an one. So had my brother done, whom he resembles. Is he still here? Conduct him hither to me. So often have I spoken to my sister Of this her brother whom she never knew, She must behold his image. Go, go find him ! From one good deed, though born of naught but passion, How many other noble deeds will spr...ing! Go find him !
Nathan. Instantly! It stands agreed About the other. [Goes. ] Saladin. Ah, why let I not My sister listen? To her, to her now! How shall I ever tell her of it all?
[Goes out in the opposite direction. ] In the grove of palms near the convent the Templar awaits Nathan's return from the Sultan. A violent inner conflict has convinced him that life apart from Recha is no longer conceivable, is death; that "the Templar loves the Christian loves the Jewess. " Nathan comes. He asks: "Say, how does Recha please you?" The Tem- plar throwing himself on Nathan's neck bursts out: "My father!" Nathan is surprised.
What to read after Introductory Studies in German Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Hochdoerfer to read onlineMoreLess
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