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Undine

Friedrich Motte de la Fouqué

Verlag: Open Road Media

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The “beautiful” classic fairytale of the ill-fated love between a mermaid and a knight (George MacDonald).   This universally loved fairytale, written by German novelist and playwright Friedrich La Motte-Fouqué, has been adapted into operas, songs, ballets, and films, since its original publication in the early 1800s. Undine is the exquisite tale of the all-too-human emotions that drive, and ultimately threaten, magical love.   When a knight, Sir Huldbrand of Ringstetten, comes upon a humble fisherman’s cottage, he is immediately charmed by the old couple’s mischievous adopted daughter Undine, whose true parentage is unknown. Trapped in the cottage by a flood, the knight and the fair maiden are blissfully happy together, despite Undine’s capriciousness, and are eventually married. But unknown to Huldbrand, Undine is a water spirit, and their union has given her a sought-after prize: a soul. And now possessed with that most human of gifts, she will have to endure the many joys and sufferings that come along with it—for better or worse . . .    
Verfügbar seit: 28.03.2023.
Drucklänge: 162 Seiten.

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