Bøger af Ferdinand Freiligrath

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Frontmatter -- Vorwort. -- Mazeppa. Nach Lord Byron. -- Der Eggesterstein. Erzählung.

Frontmatter -- Inhalt -- Englische Gedichte aus neuerer Zeit -- Vorwort -- Felicia Hemans - Das Waldheiligthnm -- Felicia Hemans - Vermischte Gedichte -- Verschiedene - L E. Landon -- Verschiedene - Mary Howitt -- Verschiedene - William Cowper -- Verschiedene - Robert Soulhey -- Verschiedene - William Wordsworth -- Verschiedene - John Wilson -- Verschiedene - Barry Cornwall -- Verschiedene - Thomas Moore -- Verschiedene - Richard Monckton Milnes -- Verschiedene - Ebener Elliott -- Verschiedene - Alfred Tennyson -- Verschiedene - Henry Wadsworth Lougfellow -- Robert Southey - Bruchstücke aus Thalada -- Front Matter 2 -- Inhalt -- Henry Wadsworth Longsellow - Der Sang von Kiawatha -- William Shakespeare - Venus und Adonis -- Hauptregister

Frontmatter -- Inhalt -- Vorwort des Uebersekzers -- Einleitung -- I. Die Friedenspfeife -- II. Die vier Winde -- III. Hiawatha's Kindheit -- IV. Hiawatha und Mudjekerwis -- V. Hiawatha's Fasten -- VI. Hiawatha's Freunde -- VII. Hiawatha's Segeln -- VIII. Hiawatha's Fischen -- IX. Hiawatha und Perlfeder -- X. Hiawatha's Werben -- XI. Hiawatha's Hochzeit -- XII. Der Sohn des Abendsterns -- XIII. Das Segnen der Kornfelder -- XIV. Bilderschreiben -- XV. Hiawatha's Klage -- XVI. Pau-Puk-Keewis -- XVII. Die Verfolgung des Pau-Puk-Keewis -- XVIII. Der Tod des Kwasind -- XIX. Dir Leister -- XX. Die Anngerskoth -- XXI. Der weitzen Mannes Fuß -- XII. Hiawatha's Scheiden -- Anmerkungen -- Worterverzeichniß -- William Shakespeare. Venus und Adonis -- Hautregister zu sämmtlichen Originalgedichten und Ueberseknngen

Frontmatter -- Inhalt -- Scherzhaftes. Weiteres und Neueres. 1837-1875 -- Uebersetztes. Neuere- und Neuestes -- Victor Hugo. Lyrische Gedichte -- Bret Harte. Aus Californien Lieder eines Goldgräbers