Lays of the Minnesingers Or German Troubadours of the Twelfth And Thirteenth Centuries:

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Some of his songs are printed in Bodmer, but the following is taken from Professor Benecke's volume of additions and corrections.
Nu woluf ! griissen Wir den süssen, Der Ulis büssen Wil des winters pin ; Der uns wil bringen Vogelin singen, Blumen springen, Und der sunnen schin.
Da man sach e Den kalten sne, Da siht man gras, Von touwe nas, Bruevent das Blumen unde der kle.
Vorhin in walde, Uf der halde, Hort man balde Wunneklichen schal : In süsser wise, Gar von prise, Hohe, lise.
Singet du nah...tegal ', &c.
156 MINNESINGERS.
Up, up, let us greet The season so sweet, For winter is gone : And the flowers are springing.
And little birds singing.
Their soft notes ringing.
And bright is the sun !
Where all was drest In a snowy vest, There grass is growing With dew-drops glowing, And flowers are seen On beds so green.
All down in the grove.
Around, above.
Sweet music floats ; As now loudly vying.
Now softly sighing.
The nightingale's plying Her tuneful notes.
And joj^^ous at spring Her companions sing.

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