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keiner taste je an's Schwert, der nicht edel ist und bieder.
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Thus, companions, respect our custom, holy, beautiful ! With heart and soul strive to live as men. Joyous in the feast, let each be worthy of his fathers, let no one touch the sword who is not noble and true.
II Shining weapon, rest now from this our ceremony! Let each endeavor to be the brave defender of the Fatherland! Hail to him who strives to be worthy of his race; and let no one touch the sword who is not noble and true.
CHA...PTER VIII THE DUEL Student life and an incident — or rather tragedy — which was recently related to me leads me natur- ally to the subject of dueling in Germany. Briefly the tragedy — which is not of recent date, and, in- deed, belongs to all ages — is as follows : Two oiB- cers, nicknamed Castor and Pollux on account of their unusually close and long friendship, were sta- tioned together in some desolate frontier garrison. Castor married. His wife, a young and pretty woman, came, as a matter of course, to share her husband's dreary and monotonous existence, and — equally as a matter of course — was bored to extinc- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
keiner taste je an's Schwert, der nicht edel ist und bieder.
10.
Thus, companions, respect our custom, holy, beautiful ! With heart and soul strive to live as men. Joyous in the feast, let each be worthy of his fathers, let no one touch the sword who is not noble and true.
II Shining weapon, rest now from this our ceremony! Let each endeavor to be the brave defender of the Fatherland! Hail to him who strives to be worthy of his race; and let no one touch the sword who is not noble and true.
CHA...PTER VIII THE DUEL Student life and an incident — or rather tragedy — which was recently related to me leads me natur- ally to the subject of dueling in Germany. Briefly the tragedy — which is not of recent date, and, in- deed, belongs to all ages — is as follows : Two oiB- cers, nicknamed Castor and Pollux on account of their unusually close and long friendship, were sta- tioned together in some desolate frontier garrison. Castor married. His wife, a young and pretty woman, came, as a matter of course, to share her husband's dreary and monotonous existence, and — equally as a matter of course — was bored to extinc- tion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I a R Ida Alexa Ross Wylie to read onlineMoreLess
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