 | 1839 - 372 páginas
...shall remain where sand, and sparks, and wind and waves remain. We of course have no souls. The clement moves us, and, again, is obedient to our will, while...individual of your own, the most intimate union of love." Undine has an uncle, Kuhlebom, who is the spirit of a brook, the brook which had cut off the retreat... | |
 | William Evans Burton, Edgar Allan Poe - 1839 - 368 páginas
...existence higher than they are. It was therefore the wish of my father, who is a powerful wnterprince in the Mediterranean Sea, that his only daughter should become possessed of a soul ; although (lhe should have to endure many of the sufferings of those who share that gift. Now the race to Which... | |
 | William Hazlitt - 1841 - 558 páginas
...father, who is a powerful water-prince in the Mediterranean See, that his only daughter should hecome possessed of a soul, although she should have to endure...those who share that gift. " Now the race to which I helong have no other means of ohtaining a soul than hy forming with an individual of your own the most... | |
 | Friedrich Heinrich K. freiherr de La Motte-Fouqué - 1843 - 250 páginas
...a purer state of being, we shall remain where sand, and sparks, and wind, and waves remain. Thus we have no souls ; the element moves us, and, again,...intimate union of love. I am now possessed of a soul, and my soul thanks you, my best beloved, and never shall cease to thank you, if you do not render my whole... | |
 | Amandine Lucile A. Dudevant - 1844 - 498 páginas
...they are. It was therefore the wish of my father, who is a powerful water-prince in the Meditteranean Sea, that his only daughter should become possessed...many of the sufferings of those who share that gift. " NJW the race to which I belong, have no other means of obtaining a soul, than by forming with an... | |
 | Friedrich Heinrich Karl Freiherr de La Motte-Fouqué - 1845 - 266 páginas
...we, and the beings I have mentioned as inhabiting the other elements, vanish into air at death, aad go out of existence, spirit and body, so that no vestige...those who share that gift. " Now the race to which I helong, have no other means of obtaining a soul, than by forming with an individual of your own the... | |
 | Friedrich Heinrich Karl Freiherr de La Motte-Fouqué - 1845 - 134 páginas
...a purer state of being, we shall remain where sand, and sparks, and wind, and waves remain. Thus we have no souls ; the element moves us, and, again,...intimate union of love. I am now possessed of a soul, and my soul thanks you, my best beloved, and never shall cease to thank you, if you do not render my whole... | |
 | Adelbert von Chamisso - 1845 - 544 páginas
...other pretty children of nature. (* But all beings aspire to rise in the scale of existence 46 DNDINE. higher than they are/) It was therefore the wish of...although she should have to endure many of the sufferings o^ those who share that gift. " Now the race to which I belong have no other means of obtaining a soul... | |
 | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - 1853 - 690 páginas
...and, again, is obedient to our will, while we live ; though it scatters us like dust when we die ; and we have nothing to trouble us ; we are as merry as...intimate union of love. I am now possessed of a soul, and to thee I am indebted for it. — — — — And should you decide to cast me off, then do it now,... | |
 | Hookanit BEE (pseud. [i.e. William Knox Wigram.]), William Knox Wigram - 1853 - 212 páginas
...love of one of mortal mould May raise us in the golden scale;1 And I would rise : the very gale 1 " Now the race to which I belong, have no other means...intimate union of love. I am now possessed of a soul. . . ." — UNDINE. That kissed me in its morning race, And blew my hair about my face, Vexed me with... | |
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The element moves us, and, again, is obedient to our will while we live, though it scatters us like dust when we die ; and as we have nothing to trouble us, we are as merry as nightingales, little gold-fishes, and other pretty children of nature. But... 
