The Standard Operaglass; Detailed Plots of the Celebrated Operas, With Critical And Biographical Remarks, Dates, Etc., Etc. By Charles Annesley
The Standard Operaglass; Detailed Plots of the Celebrated Operas, With Critical And Biographical Remarks, Dates, Etc., Etc. By Charles Annesley
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The bridal pair is received by all their men, but the joy is soon damped by Brunnhilde recognizing in the bridegroom of Gutrnne her own husband.
Siegfried does not know her, but she discovers 109 The Standard Operaglass her ring on his hand, and asserting that Gunther won it from her, this hero is obliged to acknowl- edge the shameful rdle he played. Though Siegfried swears that his sword North ung guarded him from any contact with Gunther's bride, Brurinhilde responds in a most startling manne...r, and both swear on Hagen's spear that it may pierce them should their words prove false. All this makes a dreadful impression on the weak mind of Gunther.
When Siegfried has withdrawn in high spirits with his bride Gutrune, Hagen, hoping to gain the ring,' offers to avenge Briinnhilde on the faithless Siegfried. Briinnhilde, in her deadly wrath, betrays to him the only vulnerable spot beneath Siegfried's shoulder. Gunther con- sents reluctantly to their schemes.
The third act opens with a scene on the Rhine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bridal pair is received by all their men, but the joy is soon damped by Brunnhilde recognizing in the bridegroom of Gutrnne her own husband.
Siegfried does not know her, but she discovers 109 The Standard Operaglass her ring on his hand, and asserting that Gunther won it from her, this hero is obliged to acknowl- edge the shameful rdle he played. Though Siegfried swears that his sword North ung guarded him from any contact with Gunther's bride, Brurinhilde responds in a most startling manne...r, and both swear on Hagen's spear that it may pierce them should their words prove false. All this makes a dreadful impression on the weak mind of Gunther.
When Siegfried has withdrawn in high spirits with his bride Gutrune, Hagen, hoping to gain the ring,' offers to avenge Briinnhilde on the faithless Siegfried. Briinnhilde, in her deadly wrath, betrays to him the only vulnerable spot beneath Siegfried's shoulder. Gunther con- sents reluctantly to their schemes.
The third act opens with a scene on the Rhine.
What to read after The Standard Operaglass; Detailed Plots of the Celebrated Operas, With Critical And Biographical Remarks, Dates, Etc., Etc. By Charles Annesley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annesley Charles Pseud. to read onlineMoreLess
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