Das Bücher-Dekameron

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Das Bücher-Dekameron

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Addison 285

Aeschylos 123

Aho Juhani 284

Allgeier 69

Alexis, Willibald 128

Altenberg 58, 257

Andersen 54, 134

D’Annunzio 9, 21, 42, 107, 205, 278, 282

Apulejus 21

Archipenko 231

Arcos, René 277

Ariost 201

Aristophanes 217

Aristoteles 74, 246

Arndt 210

Arnim, Achim v. 108

Auernheimer 257

Aurevilly, Barbey d’ 108

Auwers 268

Ayrer 24

 

Baalschem 288

Bab, Julius 191

Babits 284

Bahr 85

Baker 104, 227

Balder 261

Balla 281

Balzac 18, 24, 29, 71, 110, 162, 170, 228, 274, 278, 302, 303, 318

Balzagette 215

Bang 28, 242, 244, 288

Barbusse 205, 215, 271, 275, 276, 286

Barlach 106

Barret-Browning 278

Barrow 103

Bartels 173

Bassermann 70, 77

Baudelaire 28, 107, 244, 255, 274, 278

Baum, Oskar 258

Bazaine 12

Beardsley 285

Beaumarchais 131, 304

Beaumont, Herzogin v. 170

Becher, Joh. R. 106, 213

Beckmann 44, 214, 303

Beer-Hofmann 257

Benedetti 12

Benn 135, 233

Béranger 228

Berger, Ludwig 80

Bernard 102

Bernhardt, Sarah 77, 131

Bernini 26, 27, 158, 161, 304

Beyerlein 52

Bierbaum 58

Bie, Oskar 279

Bismarck 141

Björnson 289

Blanchard 141

Blei, Franz 172, 177, 178, 179, 180, 278

Bleibtreu 57

Blériot 42, 145, 152, 228, 319

Block, Alexander 285, 303

Bloem 46, 63

Blümner 106

Boccaccio 20, 21, 36, 113, 233, 264, 318

Boccioni 229, 281

Böcklin 303

Boehme, Jacob 106

Boileau 74, 130

Bonsels 47, 55, 99, 181, 269, 305

Borchardt 85, 86

Börne 172

Bosch 303, 307, 310

Bosse 77

Bossi 268

Bossuet 25, 101

Botticelli 242

Boucher 36, 96

Boussanelle, Rittmeister de 247

Brant 209

Brantôme 102

Breitensträter 177

Brentano 172, 211

Brod 258

Brummel 263

Brunetière 172

Brunner, Prof. 171

Bruun, Laurids 104, 288

Buber, Martin 287

Büchner 27, 46, 84, 107, 128

Bulwer, Earl Lytton 161, 207, 285

Burkhardt, Jacob 102

Burns, Robert 162

Byron 107, 137, 207, 231, 272, 285

Cagliostro 178

Calderon 97, 270, 307, 314

Camp du 307

Carlyle 287

Carrà 229, 281

Cartailhac 305

Casanova 18, 20, 102, 201

Cäsar 83, 204, 254, 309

Cassirer, Paul 303

Castiglione 113

Catt, Henri de 26

Cellini, Benvenuto 102

Cervantes 42, 104, 130, 138

Cézanne 102, 274

Chalet, Marquise v. 172

Chamfort 152

Chanteloup, v. 156

Châteaubriand 114

Chénier, André 222

Chennevières 215, 277

Chesterton 112, 286

Cicero 228, 240

Cinna 13, 15, 36

Claudel, Paul 204, 270, 275, 278

Clemenceau 16, 188

Colbert 157

Colin, Paul 215, 277

Colyn 312

Conan Doyle 109

Constable 175

Constant 43, 208

Cook 103, 147, 148, Reisebüro

Cook, James 210

Cooper 109, 287

Coquelin 77

Corinth 244

Corneille 26, 308

Correggio 141

Corot 303

Cortez 30

Coster de 111, 278, 284, 314

Courbet 207, 274, 302

Couture 274

Cranach 310

Creusot 213, 311

Crebillon 111, 160

Croce 282

Cromwell 159

Csala, Ernst von 140

Curjello 103

 

Dach, Simon 24

Dante 113, 123, 278

Däubler 86, 213, 233, 235, 278

Daudet 62

Daumier 214

Dauthendey 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 63, 113

Davkins, Sir William Lloyd 13

Defoe 104, 109, 314

Dehmel 44, 278

Delacroix 158, 179, 214, 218, 303

Dempsey 121

Descartes 24

Devrient 74

Diderot 173

Didring 89

Diebold 235

Dickens 113, 132, 159, 207, 285, 314

Dinter 63

Döblin 29, 233, 244

Doesburg, Theo v. 280

Dornseiff 86

Dostojewski 97, 258, 259, 284, 290, 314

Dreyfuß 207

Duhamel 215, 277

Dumas 274

Dürer 267

Durieux 77

Dyck, van 267

Dymow 284

 

Ebert 315

Eckardt, Meister 24, 42

Eduard VII. 10, 263

Eeden, van 278

Eekhoud 287

Ehrenstein, Albert 134, 213

Eichendorff 50, 51, 107, 113, 238

Elliot 285

Elvestad 109

Emin Pascha 104, 227

Emerson 287

Enghien 276

Ensor 218

Epinasse, Mademoiselle de l’ 111

Ernst, Paul 44, 238, 255, 256, 259, 260

Erzberger 9

Essig, Hermann 136

Eugenie, Kaiserin 214

Eugen, Prinz 257

Eulenberg 254

Euripides 124, 220

Evans, Oliver 227

Ewers 55

Eje 109

 

Fenelon 130

Feuerbach 274, 303

Fichte 83

Fielding 159, 162, 285, 306, 314

Fischart 25, 42, 209, 310

Fischer, S. 279

Flake 278

Flaubert 20, 37, 102, 111, 207, 242, 274, 302, 304, 308, 314

Flechtheim 46

Flemming, Graf 157

Fleuron 105, 286, 288

Flint 106

Forster 210

Foscolo 207

Farrère 274

France, Anatole 107, 131, 134, 135, 139, 153, 154, 271, 274, 276, 278, 284, 305, 319

Frank, Leonhard 216, 233, 259

Frank, Bruno 258

Franz I. 25, 156, 264

Freeman 138

Freud 258

Freytag 45

Friedländer (Mynona) 173

Friedrich der Große 26, 71, 103, 157, 160, 168, 182, 199, 201, 302, 304

Friedrich Wilhelm IV. 211

Fröhlich, Friedrich 102

Froitzheim 177

 

Gabis, Diane de 152

Gagarin, Fürstin 10

Gainsborough 158, 162

Galilei 206, 277

Gallow 103

Gambetta 11, 176

Gauguin 52, 104, 274

Gavarni 213, 214

Geijerstam 289

George, Stefan 28, 52, 60, 85, 243, 244, 278

Gerstäcker 109, 260

Gessi 104, 227

Geßner 59

Ghéradine 153, 154

Gide 275, 277

Gilbert 148

Gjellerup 288

Gleichen-Rußwurm 106

Gleim 228

Goertz, Graf 18

Goethe 42, 43, 73, 110, 172, 191, 206, 207, 209, 228, 242, 268, 276, 284, 302, 304, 307

Gogh, van 102, 242, 245, 274

Gogol 108, 284

Goldsmith 159, 282

Goldoni 161

Goltz, von der 205

Goncourt 113

Gordon 104

Gorion ben 287

Gorki 218, 271, 284

Gottfried von Straßburg 56, 165, 253

Gottsched 74, 167

Goya 42, 156, 160

Grabbe 27, 44, 78, 112, 199, 242, 310, 321

Grätz, Paul 140

Greco 30

Green 227

Grillparzer 74

Grimm 53, 160, 280

Grimmelshausen 23, 127, 310

Groß, George 214

Großmann, Rudolf 214

Großmann, Stefan 280

Grünewald 34, 42, 267, 310

Gryphius 127

Guilbeaux 276

Guizot 11

Gumppenberg 58

Gundolf, F. 199, 244

Gutzkow 180

Günther 45

Gyldendal (Verlag) 290

 

Habicht, V. C. 233

Hagenbeck 286

Halbe 58

Halström, P. 289

Hamilton Prinz 10

Hamsun 104, 289

Hänisch 188

Harden 86, 102

Hart 57

Harte, Bret 287

Hartleben 58

Hartmann v. Aue 101, 314

Hartung 80, 239

Hasenclever 216

Hauptmann, Gerhart 44, 55, 70, 71, 80, 187, 188, 193, 204, 219, 244 279

Hausenstein 86, 235, 236

Hearn, Lafcadio 105

Hebel, Peter 198

Hedin, Sven 105, 227

Heidenstam 289

Heine, H. 18, 27, 46, 57, 87, 107, 128, 129, 134, 164, 172, 175, 177, 178, 180, 302, 303

Heinrich IV. 13

Heinrich VIII. 156

Heinse 46, 52, 84, 111, 260

Heller 109, 289

Helvetius 206

Henckell 57

Herder 172

Here 248

Hérédia 244

Herzog 46

Hesse 55, 60, 255, 258

Heym, Georg 213

Heyse, Paul 28, 45

Hiller, Kurt 86

Hille, Peter 56

Hirschfeld 58

Hoek, Henri 106

Hoffmann, E. T. A. 53, 108, 139, 255, 287

Hofmannsthal 85, 107, 243, 244, 257

Hogarth 158, 159, 213

Holbein 156, 267, 303

Hölderlin 199

Holst, Roland 278

Hölty 51

Holz, Arno 28

Hölz, Max 17

Hokusai 36

Horaz 20, 23, 66, 277, 320

Hübner 86, 278

Huch 72, 253

Huerta 148

Hugo, Viktor 76, 160, 207, 242, 274, 302, 303

Hülsenbeck 218, 281

Hutten, Ulrich v. 84, 127, 207, 209

Huysmans 113, 274

 

Jacobsen 54, 58, 244, 288

Jacques, Norbert 55, 260

Jäger, Hans 289

Jakob, Heinrich Eduard 233

Jammes, Francis 112, 270, 275

Ibsen 78, 289

Jensen, J. V. 105, 288

Jessner 80

Iffland 74

Ingres 37, 96, 242, 303

Joinville 273, 275

Jones, Burn 314

Jouve 276

Irving 286, 287

Isabella v. Spanien 214

Jumala 292

Jungnickel 45

Jupiter 246, 292

Jürgensen 105, 288

 

Kafka 258

Kaiser, Georg 29, 46, 80, 233, 244

Kändler, Joachim 305

Kamnitzer, Ernst 149

Kant 208

Karlweis 233

Karnisuta 157

Katharina v. Rußland 102, 157

Kaulbach 128

Keats 107

Keller 60, 252, 254, 255, 258, 262

Kellermann 244

Kempis, Thomas a 278

Kerr 29, 85, 86, 113

Kesser, Hermann 85, 233

Keyserling, Eduard 107, 145, 229, 242, 244

— Hermann 97, 145, 146, 150, 181

Kianto, Ilmari 284

Kipling 105, 270, 279, 286

Kivi, Aleksis 284

Klabund 260

Klee 232, 259

Kleist 27, 172, 310

Klinger 209

Klopstock 51, 74, 209, 267

Kokoschka 244

Kolb, Annette 29, 85, 112, 215, 278

Konrad 58, 101

Konradi 58

Kornfeld 235, 239, 259

Körner 191, 210, 219

Kortum 137

Köster 177

Kraus, Werner 77

— Karl 136, 137

Krell, Max 85, 279

Kretzer 58

Krupp 213

Kubin 108

Kusmin 284

 

Laclos 111

Lafontaine 130

Lagerlöf 112, 289

Lamartine 107, 207, 212, 274

Lamb, Lady Caroline 272

La Mettrie 201

Lasker-Schüler 213, 215

Latham 228

Lauff 46

Lautensack 287

Lautrec 214

Lauzun, Herzog v. 89, 114

Leboeuf 12

Lebrun 158

Lemonnier 278

Lenau 44

Lenclos, Ninon de 102

Lenin 280

Lenoir 227

Leopardi, Graf 229, 282

Le Sage 130

Lesseps, v. 145

Lessing 26, 48, 74, 127, 128, 166, 172, 175, 178, 303

Leyen, von der 174, 200, 205, 206

Lichnowsky 105, 233

Lichtenberg 87, 198

Liebermann 243, 244

Lienhard 106

Lionardo da Vinci 156, 267, 315

Lipschitz 257

Liscow 127

Lissauer 219

Liszt 127

Livingstone 104, 227

Lloyd George 188, 193

Loke 261

London, Jack 109

Longfellow 287

Loti, Pierre 274

Loucheur 311

Louys 274

Ludwig 55, 105

Lukian 19, 21

Luther 25, 84, 207, 209, 310

Mackay 58

Macpherson 285

Madelung, Ange 105, 288

Maintenon 160

Makart 303

Malermüller 51

Mäleskirchner 42, 303

Mallarmé 28, 244, 274

Manet 229, 242, 244, 303

Mann, Heinrich 85, 111, 134, 135, 200, 216, 233, 253, 278

— Thomas 112, 255, 262, 280

Manuel 74, 209

Manucci 90

Manzoni 207

Marc, Franz 239, 306

Marlowe 74

Maria Theresia 169, 257

Marryat 109

Martens, Kurt 102, 200

Martin, Karlheinz 80

Martinet 276

Marinetti 281

Masereel, Frans 214

Maeterlinck 107, 274

Matisse 242

May 109

Mehring 140

Meidner 191

Meier-Gräfe 86, 236

Meissonier 128

Menge 141, 156

Merk 87

Mesnevi 104

Metternich 211

Meunier 44

Meurthe, de la 312

Meyrink 108, 258

Michel, Wilhelm 85

Michelangelo 27, 42, 126

Michelin 312

Mika 268

Mille, Pierre 274

Milton 267

Mirabeau 170, 198

Mohammed 283

Molière 27, 72, 74, 126, 130, 172, 270, 311, 314

Molnar 283

Monet 244

Monolescu 287

Montaigne 145, 273

Montesquieu 101, 130, 138

Morgan 313

Morgenstern 200, 287

Mörike 108

Morier, James 112

Moricz 284

Morse 227

Moscherosch 127

Mozart 102, 126, 207

Müller 63

Multatuli 278

Munch 289

Münchhausen 44

Münzer, Thomas 14, 232

Murasaki 155

Murat 59

Murner 51, 209

Muskau, Fürst Pückler v. 13, 66, 102, 228

Musset, Alfred de 107, 137, 242, 257, 274, 304

Myller 302

 

Nachmann, Rabbi 288

Napoleon I. 34, 59, 83, 95, 124, 191, 207, 214, 228, 268, 276, 287, 306, 309

— III. 102

Necker 219

Neumann 268

Newton 131

Nexö 218, 288

Nietzsche 27, 45, 151

Nofrit 156, 231, 233

Nolde 239

Northcliff, Lord 286

Novalis 107

 

Odin 292

Oeder 229

Oegg 268

Ollivier 12

Opitz 24

Origines 126

Oswald 58

 

Palm 276

Panin 285

Panizza 58

Pontoppidan 218, 244, 288

Papini 282

Paquet, A. 274

Pascoli 282

Patterson 321

Paul, Jean 27, 46, 47, 52, 57, 58, 111, 128, 139, 229

Penell 218

Percy 103, 285

Perez 287

Pestalozzi 60

Peterich 59

Petöfi 283

Petrarka 107, 116, 160, 307

Petron 103, 159, 169

Picasso 232

Pick 258

Pierre, Bernhadin de St. 104

Piles de 306

Piloty 128, 303

Pilsudski 287

Pindar 27, 28

Philippe, Charles Louis 110, 214, 274, 315

Platen 172, 259, 303

Poe 108, 287

Poelzig 44

Poincaré 271

Pope 130, 131

Porte, Jacob della 291

Pouchi, Liane de 10

Poussin 306

Prevost, Abbé 111

Prokrustes 270

Przerwa-Tetmajer 287

Puschkin 108, 231, 284

Puttkammer 58

 

Quevedo 113

Queiroz 287

 

Rabelais 24, 112

Racine 46, 142, 160, 172, 307, 314

Rafael v. Urbino 141, 303, 307

Rasmussen 104

Rathenau 31, 33, 192, 311

Rausch, Albert H. 138

Rauscher 177

Reimann 140

Reinhardt, Max 79

Reinmar 52

Rembrandt 267

Remisow 108, 285

Renard 109

Renoir 229, 243, 244, 245

Retz, Kardinal 101

Rétif, de la Bretonne 111

Reuenthaler 101

Reuter 127

Reynolds 158, 161

Richardson 110, 285

Richelieu 25

Riemenschneider 54

Rilke 23, 85, 278

Rimbaud 76, 172, 274

Ringelnatz 140

Rivière 275

Rodenbach 112

Rodin 42, 112, 288

Rolland 215, 275, 276

Romain, Jules 277

Ronsard 24, 36, 107

Rops, Félicien 214

Roquette 198

Rosenblüt 74, 127, 209

Rossini 127

Rotschild, Henri 312

Rousseau 61, 110, 154, 158, 273, 274

Rubens 96, 101, 141, 162, 288

Rubiner 213

Rückert 210

Ruisbroek 278

Rupertus Rex 10

Ruskin 287

Russolo 281

 

Sachs, Hans 24, 74, 127, 137, 138, 209, 255

Sade, Marquise de 111

Saint Simon 102, 114

Sainte-Beuve 172

Salten 257

Saltikow 108, 284

Sand, George 102, 170, 274

Sautuola, Baron M. 305

Savonarola 133, 286

Schäfer, W. 60, 71, 255

Schäffer, Albrecht 255, 262

Scheffel 45

Schelling, Caroline 102

Schenkendorf 210

Scheerbart 109, 138

Schickele 29, 45, 56, 62, 85, 86, 113, 213, 215, 216, 233, 244, 253, 278, 279

Schiller 42, 172, 209, 304

Schlaf 28, 52

Schlegel, A. W. v. 86, 113, 167, 172, 211, 267

Schmidt, Privatdozent 284

Schmidt, Jockey 121

Schmidtbonn 112, 254

Schmied, Rudolf Joh. 62, 63

Schmitz 55

Schnack 213

Schneeberger 69, 121, 125

Schneider, Sankt Anton 69, 121

Schnitzler 107, 257

Scholem, Alejchem 287

Scholz, Wilh. v. 255

Schröder 74

Schubart 209

Schumann 66

Schwind, M. v. 303

Scott, Walter 109, 128, 159, 162, 230, 282, 283, 285, 314

Scudéry 25

Sealsfield 260

Seewald 235

Seidel, Willi 260

Serner 218, 281

Severini 281

Shakespeare 24, 27, 46, 74, 76, 86, 107, 139, 203, 246, 270, 302, 307, 314

Shaw, Bernhard 72, 107, 159, 193, 241, 270, 271, 284, 286

Shelley 107

Sheridan 159, 285

Siemens & Halske 227

Siemsen, H. 60

Sinclair 218, 286

Singenberg, Ulrich v. 52

Sinsheimer 238

Slevogt 244

Smollet 159, 162, 285

Sokrates 206

Soyka 109, 257

Spengler 106

Speyer, Wilhelm 259

Stadler 107, 213, 275

Staël 43, 103, 207, 219, 272

Stahl 239

Stanley 104, 227

Steffen 254

Stehr 60

Steinle 214

Steiner 99

Stendhal 131, 215, 254, 273, 274, 303

Stephenson, George 227

Sternberg 206

Sterne 285

Sternheim 29, 80, 107, 135, 139, 216, 233, 244, 245, 253

Stifter 112

Stinnes, Hugo 311, 312, 313, 315

Stolberg, Gebrüder 209

Storm 113

Stourdza, Fürst 10

Strindberg 80, 97, 288

Stucken 244

Sturz 26, 87

Suarèz 104, 270, 273, 275, 278

Sudermann 73, 244

Sue 283

Swift 107, 131, 132, 137, 159, 241, 285

Swinburne 290

Sylvester Schäffer 179

Szép, Ernö 284

 

Tacitus 22, 83

Tagore 106, 146

Tassoni 130

Taube, Baron 244

Tegnér 228

Thackeray 107, 132, 159, 162, 285

Thoma, Hans 45

Thukydides 66

Tieck 172, 211

Tiepolo 84, 268

Tizian 161

Toller 204

Tolstoi 215, 259, 284

Trakl 213

Trotzki 280

Troyes, Crestien v. 273, 314

Trübner 274

Tschechow 259, 284

Tschitscherin 9

Tuaillon 44

Tucholsky 140

Turgenjeff 284

Twain, Mark 287

Tyche 88, 89

Thylmann 60, 61

Tzara, Tristan 281

 

Übelhör 139

Uhde, W. 61, 62

Uhland 75

Unruh 75, 190, 205

Uranos 221

Utzarski 138

 

Vaillant-Couturier 277

Valois, Margarethe von 25, 264

Vaugelas 25, 27, 280

Velasquez 156, 246

Veldecke 155, 165

Verhaeren 113, 274, 278, 279

Verneuil 244

Veronese 162

Verlaine 107, 172, 274, 278

Viebig 269

Viertel 80

Viktor Emanuel 214

Villehardouin 101, 105, 273

Vildrac 215, 277, 278

Villiers, de l’Isle 108

Villon 24, 231

Vischer, Melchior 258

Vogelweide, Walther von der 23, 49, 51, 52, 64, 101, 155, 163, 165, 310

Vollmöller 278

Voltaire 43, 71, 107, 129, 131, 135, 160, 201, 207, 268, 274, 285, 293, 302, 304

 

Waal, Anders de 77

Wagner 46

Walden, Herwarth 97, 136

Wallot 57

Walser 59, 60

Wassermann 245, 257, 279

Watt, James 218, 227, 248

Watteau 307

Wedekind 29, 44, 45, 72, 73, 77, 78, 80, 200, 233, 234, 274, 307, 310

Weichert 80

Weiß, Ernst 213, 258

Wells 109, 286

Wenzig 233

Werfel 213, 233, 258, 278

Werth, Léon 276

Wiegler 86

Wieland 27, 111, 127, 139, 206, 228, 260, 267

Wilde, O. 54, 111, 162, 285

Wille 58

Wildenbruch 44, 52, 78, 205

Wilding 121

Wimpfen 12

Wimpher 297

Winder, L. 258

Winternitz, Frau v. 113

Wirth 192

Wisthler 112

Withman 111, 213

Wolfenstein 213, 280

Wolff, Theodor 86

— Prof. 199

Wedderkopp, v., kgl. Regierungsrat 263

Xenophon 83

 

Zachariä 127

Zech 213

Zick, J. 268

Zifferer 257

Zobeltitz, v. 315

Zola 28, 57, 112, 207, 229, 242, 274, 287, 302, 314

Zulawski 109, 287

Zweig, Stefan 85, 244, 257, 279

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... das Karussell der Zeit sich umgedreht! ...

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... In Bayern ist in Sturmtrupps die Bauernschaft blockiert: ...

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... ein Bad fin champagne gerüstet, wurde dem jungen Portugiesenprätendenten ...

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... Keiner konnte schreiben so wollüstig und so geistreich wie ...

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... Ägypten von modernem preziösem Charme, ist zwar das Buch ...

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... Roman „Auf silbernen Gefilden“. Der deutsche Scherbart ...

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... noch von den Meistersingern kommt. Hans Sachs aber ist ...

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... In der Tat, Mijnheer, ich bin von Reiß Irmãos & Compagnia ...

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... Frankreich hat sich im letzten Jahrhundert fit und ...

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... Träger in seiner Haltung ein Edelmann und ein Freund ...

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... daß sie seine Werke tief durchdringen. Er wie Barbusse ...

... in ihrer Leistung hat, obwohl Herr Hülsenbek und Serner begabte ...

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... Licht gefacht. Es riecht nach Frühling, Mjinheer, das Leuchten ...

... Licht gefacht. Es riecht nach Frühling, Mijnheer, das Leuchten ...

... längen und kontrollieren . . . Vergesssen. Kipling durfte ...

... längen und kontrollieren . . . Vergessen. Kipling durfte ...

... von Przerwa-Tetmajer und den Mondroman von Zulawsky. ...

... von Przerwa-Tetmajer und den Mondroman von Zulawski. ...

... Es wirklich noch scheidendne Grüfte / Jetzt baut der einende ...

... Es wirklich noch scheidende Grüfte / Jetzt baut der einende ...

 

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