Fragments from German Prose Writers. Translated by S. Austin. Illustrated with notesJohn Murray, 1841 - 359 pages |
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... prince stands in need of . The assurance that he observes their laws and usages , that he respects the rights of property and the freedom of opinion , that he never attempts to introduce by force innovations or de- viations from 6.
... prince stands in need of . The assurance that he observes their laws and usages , that he respects the rights of property and the freedom of opinion , that he never attempts to introduce by force innovations or de- viations from 6.
Page 142
... prince of Mecklenburg ; for who has not heard your mother tell the pretty story , how , at the emperor's coronation , the present Queen of Prussia , then a little princess , and her bro- * Mrs. Councillor - the title by which Goethe's ...
... prince of Mecklenburg ; for who has not heard your mother tell the pretty story , how , at the emperor's coronation , the present Queen of Prussia , then a little princess , and her bro- * Mrs. Councillor - the title by which Goethe's ...
Page 192
... prince towards him with all his nobles ; these are richly clad , and carry a banner on which are the prince's arms . But the count of Görtz goes foremost between two small banners , and the rest of the nobles follow after , richly and ...
... prince towards him with all his nobles ; these are richly clad , and carry a banner on which are the prince's arms . But the count of Görtz goes foremost between two small banners , and the rest of the nobles follow after , richly and ...
Page 193
... prince's garment , and thy house shall be free and untaxed . " Upon that the peasant gives the prince a light pat on the cheek , and bids him that he be an upright judge . Therewith he arises and drives his cattle away with him , and ...
... prince's garment , and thy house shall be free and untaxed . " Upon that the peasant gives the prince a light pat on the cheek , and bids him that he be an upright judge . Therewith he arises and drives his cattle away with him , and ...
Page 194
... prince sits on the chair of state and hears petitions , the Gradnecker have from old times the right and power to take possession of as much hay as they can mow within the time , and this the owners must redeem from them as they can ...
... prince sits on the chair of state and hears petitions , the Gradnecker have from old times the right and power to take possession of as much hay as they can mow within the time , and this the owners must redeem from them as they can ...
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