England And the Englishman in German Literature of the Eighteenth Century
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1823-27. 3 Vols. In 2. Miinchen, 1831. Vol. I, P- 74-) 1 Neue Reisen, etc. P. 218.
J Act I, scene i.
8 Act V, last scene.
4 Act III, scene 3.
100 good Waitwell, you are no longer to consider yourself my servant. You have long since earned in my service the right to enjoy a decent old age, and I will assure it to you. I will remove all difference between us; in the other world, you very well know, there is no such difference. " An extreme instance of English generosity is presented in Kotzebue's... Indianer in England: 1 Robert, the son of Sir John Smith, who had gone to the East Indies as captain of a vessel carrying a cargo valued at five thousand pounds, in hopes of retrieving the family fortune, returns empty-handed. Jack, who is boatswain of the vessel, gives an account of how this came about. They encountered a ship-wrecked vessel of which "the captain, a fine fellow of a Dutchman, had lost everything but his life and the honor of a sailor ; and at home sat his young wife and three small children who had not a morsel to put into their mouths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1823-27. 3 Vols. In 2. Miinchen, 1831. Vol. I, P- 74-) 1 Neue Reisen, etc. P. 218.
J Act I, scene i.
8 Act V, last scene.
4 Act III, scene 3.
100 good Waitwell, you are no longer to consider yourself my servant. You have long since earned in my service the right to enjoy a decent old age, and I will assure it to you. I will remove all difference between us; in the other world, you very well know, there is no such difference. " An extreme instance of English generosity is presented in Kotzebue's... Indianer in England: 1 Robert, the son of Sir John Smith, who had gone to the East Indies as captain of a vessel carrying a cargo valued at five thousand pounds, in hopes of retrieving the family fortune, returns empty-handed. Jack, who is boatswain of the vessel, gives an account of how this came about. They encountered a ship-wrecked vessel of which "the captain, a fine fellow of a Dutchman, had lost everything but his life and the honor of a sailor ; and at home sat his young wife and three small children who had not a morsel to put into their mouths.
What to read after England And the Englishman in German Literature of the Eighteenth Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Alexander Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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