The Mastersingers of Nuremburg
The Mastersingers of Nuremburg
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Walther The Marker? He? And in my power? Thank God! I'll pay off my old score.
Eva O heaven! Forbear! Suppose my father saw you! He'll sing a song, then go away. Here in the shadow, quick, withdraw you! These men will drive me insane to-day !
(She draws Walther on the seat under the lime tree, behind the bushes).
Beckmesser (eagerly scanning the window, he strums loudly and im- patiently on his lute. When at last he prepares to sing. Sachs hits the last a heavy blow with his hammer, after letti...ng his light stream full on the street once more).
Sachs (very loudly).
Jerum! Jerum! Hallo hallohe! Oho! Tralalei! Ohe!
Walther Einer Laute Klang.
Eva Ach! meine Not!
(Als Sachs den ersten Ton der Laute vernommen. Hat er, von einem plotzlichen Einfall erfasst. Das Licht wieder etwas eingezogen, und dffnet leise den untern Teil des Ladens. ) Walther Wie, wird dir bang? Der Schuster, sieh! zog ein das Licht: so sei's gewagt!
Eva Weh'! Siehst du derm nicht ? Ein Andrer kam und nahm dort Stand.
Walther Ich hor's und seh's: ein Musikant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Walther The Marker? He? And in my power? Thank God! I'll pay off my old score.
Eva O heaven! Forbear! Suppose my father saw you! He'll sing a song, then go away. Here in the shadow, quick, withdraw you! These men will drive me insane to-day !
(She draws Walther on the seat under the lime tree, behind the bushes).
Beckmesser (eagerly scanning the window, he strums loudly and im- patiently on his lute. When at last he prepares to sing. Sachs hits the last a heavy blow with his hammer, after letti...ng his light stream full on the street once more).
Sachs (very loudly).
Jerum! Jerum! Hallo hallohe! Oho! Tralalei! Ohe!
Walther Einer Laute Klang.
Eva Ach! meine Not!
(Als Sachs den ersten Ton der Laute vernommen. Hat er, von einem plotzlichen Einfall erfasst. Das Licht wieder etwas eingezogen, und dffnet leise den untern Teil des Ladens. ) Walther Wie, wird dir bang? Der Schuster, sieh! zog ein das Licht: so sei's gewagt!
Eva Weh'! Siehst du derm nicht ? Ein Andrer kam und nahm dort Stand.
Walther Ich hor's und seh's: ein Musikant.
What to read after The Mastersingers of Nuremburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wagner Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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