My Last Tour And First Work Or a Visit to the Baths of Wildbad And Rippoldsau
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This was pleasant doctrine to many, and they crowded round him. But an angel was sent to preach against him, in a field under Schloss Eberstein, called Engelskangel.
Other strange stories are told of this Wilden See. Several hundred years ago, a fairy lived there, who taught the shepherds wonderful songs, and then he drew them to the bottom of the lake. A wonderful musician played there, but whenever he began, it was a sign of some misfortune. One day, a gentleman, on a fine horse, was seen to ...disappear in the lake ; his hat floated for some time upon the surface, but soon followed the gen- tleman.
166 Better informed persons than these poor people have been deceived by such shadows ; even in our own enlightened country, we know, as yet, but little of the arcana of nature.
Dobel is a village about two leagues from Wildbad, on the mountain road to Baden, which is the prettier of the two ; from the heights there is a fine view of the Rhine towards Manheim.
The cause of such a number of rocks being scattered about the neighbourhood of the Wilden See, is attributed to the devil, when in a rage ; if he never did anything worse than throw stones, it would be better for the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was pleasant doctrine to many, and they crowded round him. But an angel was sent to preach against him, in a field under Schloss Eberstein, called Engelskangel.
Other strange stories are told of this Wilden See. Several hundred years ago, a fairy lived there, who taught the shepherds wonderful songs, and then he drew them to the bottom of the lake. A wonderful musician played there, but whenever he began, it was a sign of some misfortune. One day, a gentleman, on a fine horse, was seen to ...disappear in the lake ; his hat floated for some time upon the surface, but soon followed the gen- tleman.
166 Better informed persons than these poor people have been deceived by such shadows ; even in our own enlightened country, we know, as yet, but little of the arcana of nature.
Dobel is a village about two leagues from Wildbad, on the mountain road to Baden, which is the prettier of the two ; from the heights there is a fine view of the Rhine towards Manheim.
The cause of such a number of rocks being scattered about the neighbourhood of the Wilden See, is attributed to the devil, when in a rage ; if he never did anything worse than throw stones, it would be better for the world.
What to read after My Last Tour And First Work Or a Visit to the Baths of Wildbad And Rippoldsau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Vavasour to read onlineMoreLess
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