Romanticism And the Romantic School in Germany
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Perhaps nothing would have come of the matter. But when she 'Carlyle translates: — "Alone in wood so gay 'Tis good to stay Morrow like to-day Forever and aye: O, I do love to stay Alone in wood so gay." It is a beautiful translation, yet defective, because not the gaynesB of the wood, but the feeling of loneliness and solitude experienced in its midst is what gave pleasure to the romanticists.
268 ROMANTICISM AND THE FAIRY TALE finally went away, she took the bird along with her, not because sh...e cared for its song, but because every day it laid an egg with a pearl or diamond in it. She wanted to make sure of this treasure. This was the sinful step in her life. On the way she became frightened because the bird had suddenly changed its song ; and therefore she killed the bird. She returned to her own country, found the knight, Eckbert, and married him. Many years passed. The experience in that lonely valley of the supernatural lay in the distant past. Life went on peacefully, and it seemed that there was a great chasm between what was once and what was now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps nothing would have come of the matter. But when she 'Carlyle translates: — "Alone in wood so gay 'Tis good to stay Morrow like to-day Forever and aye: O, I do love to stay Alone in wood so gay." It is a beautiful translation, yet defective, because not the gaynesB of the wood, but the feeling of loneliness and solitude experienced in its midst is what gave pleasure to the romanticists.
268 ROMANTICISM AND THE FAIRY TALE finally went away, she took the bird along with her, not because sh...e cared for its song, but because every day it laid an egg with a pearl or diamond in it. She wanted to make sure of this treasure. This was the sinful step in her life. On the way she became frightened because the bird had suddenly changed its song ; and therefore she killed the bird. She returned to her own country, found the knight, Eckbert, and married him. Many years passed. The experience in that lonely valley of the supernatural lay in the distant past. Life went on peacefully, and it seemed that there was a great chasm between what was once and what was now.
What to read after Romanticism And the Romantic School in Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Maximilian Wernaer to read onlineMoreLess
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