Scheffel Als Romandichter Scheffel As a Novelist
Scheffel Als Romandichter Scheffel As a Novelist
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He refers to it in the preface to Ekkehard: "And so I reached for my weapon, the steel pen, and one morning said adieu to the folios whence came the forms of my dreams, and strayed away to the soil which Princess Hadwig and her contemporaries had trodden ; and sat among the venerable tomes in the library of Saint Gallus, and sailed in a rocking skiff over Lake Constance, and rested by the venerable linden on the side of the Hohentwiel, where now an excellent Swabian magistrate guards the ruins ...of the old fortress ; and finally climbed to the airy Alpine heights of Siintis, where the Wildkirchlein, bold as an eagle's eyrie, looks down upon the green valleys of Appenzell. " He left Heidelberg at the beginning of the Easter vacation. In the letter") to Miiller already referred to he says: "And now I am dwelling in a lonesome farmhouse at the foot of the ruins of the Hohentwiel, in order to unburden myself of the impressions of this winter in the form of a novel, or some sort of a narrative.
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He refers to it in the preface to Ekkehard: "And so I reached for my weapon, the steel pen, and one morning said adieu to the folios whence came the forms of my dreams, and strayed away to the soil which Princess Hadwig and her contemporaries had trodden ; and sat among the venerable tomes in the library of Saint Gallus, and sailed in a rocking skiff over Lake Constance, and rested by the venerable linden on the side of the Hohentwiel, where now an excellent Swabian magistrate guards the ruins ...of the old fortress ; and finally climbed to the airy Alpine heights of Siintis, where the Wildkirchlein, bold as an eagle's eyrie, looks down upon the green valleys of Appenzell. " He left Heidelberg at the beginning of the Easter vacation. In the letter") to Miiller already referred to he says: "And now I am dwelling in a lonesome farmhouse at the foot of the ruins of the Hohentwiel, in order to unburden myself of the impressions of this winter in the form of a novel, or some sort of a narrative.
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