Heines Prose
Heines Prose
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— line 2. Sd?mer3enrcid? {rich in sorrovi) was the son of the holy Genevieve or Genovefa, who was the wife of the Count Siegfried of Brabant and, according to legend, lived in the eighth cen- tury, and was falsely accused of unfaithfulness to her husband by the major-domo Golo. She was sentenced to be put to death. Left to perish in a forest by the executioner, she lived six years in a cave in the Ardennes, together with her son, who during infancy was nourished by a roe. The roe being pursued ...by Siegfried while hunting, took refuge in a cave and led to the reunion of Genevieve and her husband, who had in the meantime discovered the treachery of Golo. There is a Volksbuch Genovefa ; the legend has also been treated by Tieck, Rau- pach, and Hebbel.
1. 16. Da Ia§t fid? gut fi^Ctt, trans. , it is pleasant to sit there. The refl. Use of taffen with an impers. Subject is of frequent occurrence.
1. 33- tDalpurgisnad^t, the night before May i, which day is dedi- cated to St. Walpurga, niece of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— line 2. Sd?mer3enrcid? {rich in sorrovi) was the son of the holy Genevieve or Genovefa, who was the wife of the Count Siegfried of Brabant and, according to legend, lived in the eighth cen- tury, and was falsely accused of unfaithfulness to her husband by the major-domo Golo. She was sentenced to be put to death. Left to perish in a forest by the executioner, she lived six years in a cave in the Ardennes, together with her son, who during infancy was nourished by a roe. The roe being pursued ...by Siegfried while hunting, took refuge in a cave and led to the reunion of Genevieve and her husband, who had in the meantime discovered the treachery of Golo. There is a Volksbuch Genovefa ; the legend has also been treated by Tieck, Rau- pach, and Hebbel.
1. 16. Da Ia§t fid? gut fi^Ctt, trans. , it is pleasant to sit there. The refl. Use of taffen with an impers. Subject is of frequent occurrence.
1. 33- tDalpurgisnad^t, the night before May i, which day is dedi- cated to St. Walpurga, niece of St.
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