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an einem Hang zu sitzen, kommt dem Garten Eden nahe, wo Nichtstun nicht Langeweile war - sondern Frieden ! "
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den Himmel und das Wasser, den Mond und die Sonne. Er schuf Menschen, Vögel und Tiere. Aber er schuf keinen Hund - er hatte schon einen . Indianische Spruchweisheit |
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by Alfred Ollivant (1898)
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free by right
divine strenuous as a prince, lithe as a rowan, graceful as a girl, with high king carriage, motions and manners of a fairy queen; should he have a noble breadth of brow, on air of still strength born of right confidence, all unassuming; last and most unfailing test of all, should you look into two snow-clad eyes, calm, wistful, inscrutable, their soft depths clothed on with eternal sadness --- yearning, as is said, for the soul that is not theirs --- know then, that you look upon one of the line of the most illustrious
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Solltest Du,
frei durch
göttliches Recht,
die letzte und
sicherste Prüfung von allen:
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,,, last and most unfailing test of all, should you look into two snow-clad eyes, calm, wistful, inscrutable, their soft depths clothed on with eternal sadness ...
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