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... to the Temple And speak to her and hear what she replies . There comes a maiden now with water - jars , One in each hand . Let's start by asking her . She'll know ifstarts toward her But Leander ! Fortune's son ! Don't pull my cloak ...
... to the Temple And speak to her and hear what she replies . There comes a maiden now with water - jars , One in each hand . Let's start by asking her . She'll know ifstarts toward her But Leander ! Fortune's son ! Don't pull my cloak ...
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After the curtain rises , a servant enters bearing a lamp in his up - raised hand ; he sets it on the lamp - stand and goes out ; immediately after , enter the High Priest and Hero , who wears her cloak as at the end of Act I PRIEST The ...
After the curtain rises , a servant enters bearing a lamp in his up - raised hand ; he sets it on the lamp - stand and goes out ; immediately after , enter the High Priest and Hero , who wears her cloak as at the end of Act I PRIEST The ...
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... takes off her cloak Lie there , my cloak . With different feelings quite I took you up this morning , lay you down tonight . You hold a life , no less , wrapped in your folds . Guard what you know ; with you I lay it by .
... takes off her cloak Lie there , my cloak . With different feelings quite I took you up this morning , lay you down tonight . You hold a life , no less , wrapped in your folds . Guard what you know ; with you I lay it by .
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arms bear beside better body bring brother brought child cloak close comes curtain dark dead death deep don't door duties enters exit eyes fair FATHER feel follow force front gate girls give gods goes ground grove grow half hand happy hard head hear heart HERO hold I'll IANTHE it's keep kneel knees lamp lead LEANDER leave light lips listen live look mean mind morning mother move NAUKLEROS never night once Poor PRIEST priestess raised rear rest returns sacred seek seemed servant shore shoulder side soul speak stands stay steps strangers sure talk tell TEMPLE GUARD there's things thought touch tower turns uncle wait walks watch waves What's wish wreath wrong yonder you're youth
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Hero and Leander: Tragedy in Five Acts |
| Autor/in | Franz Grillparzer |
| Übersetzt von | Henry Harmon Stevens |
| Verlag | Register Press, 1938 |
| Original von | die University of Virginia |
| Digitalisiert | 25. Juni 2008 |
| Länge | 111 Seiten |
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