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Now Ratisbon also appeared. The city, with its throng of steeples, was surrounded by a damp vapour which the reflection of the sun coloured with a faint, scarcely perceptible roseate hue. The notes of bells from the twin towers of the cathedral and the convent of Nieder Munster, from St.

Georg Ebers - Complete Project Gutenberg Georg Ebers Works

Now Ratisbon also appeared. The city, with its throng of steeples, was surrounded by a damp vapour which the reflection of the sun coloured with a faint, scarcely perceptible roseate hue. The notes of bells from the twin towers of the cathedral and the convent of Nieder Munster, from St.

Georg Ebers - Barbara Blomberg — Volume 01

At the east side of the lake we find a stream of scoriaceous lava of a purple or reddish colour, highly vesicular, and containing crystals of mica; but the most important lava-stream is that which has taken a southerly direction from the crater of the Laacher See towards Nieder Mendig and Mayen, for a distance of about six miles.

Edward Hull - Volcanoes: Past and Present

Let us give it in the Original too, as a specimen of German spelling: "Der Prints von Mihrau ist vohr einigen thagen hier gewessen und haben wier einige Wasser schwermer in der See ihm zu Ehren gesmissen, seine frau ist mit eber thoten Printzesin nieder geKomen. Der General schulenburg ist heute hier gekommen und wirdt morgen" That is to say:

Thomas Carlyle - History of Friedrich II of Prussia — Volume 10

"Lay Down Your Arms" is the name of the English version of the Baroness von Suttner's story, "Die Waffen Nieder," which has become a watchword with the peacemakers on the continent of Europe.

William Dean Howells - A Psychological Counter-Current in Recent Fiction

Now Ratisbon also appeared. The city, with its throng of steeples, was surrounded by a damp vapour which the reflection of the sun coloured with a faint, scarcely perceptible roseate hue. The notes of bells from the twin towers of the cathedral and the convent of Nieder Munster, from St.

Georg Ebers - Barbara Blomberg — Complete

I have accepted an invitation from one of them to lunch with a party of like mind, including Baroness von Suttner, who has written a brilliant book, "Die Waffen Nieder," of which the moral is that all nations shall immediately throw down their arms. Mr. Stead is also here, vigorous as usual, full of curious information, and abounding in suggestions.

Andrew Dickson White - Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White — Volume 2

Nedd in Welsh signifies a dingle, and the word in its various forms has always something to do with lowness or inferiority of position. Amongst its forms are Nether and Nieder. The term is well applied to the Glamorganshire river, which runs through dingles and under mountains. The Neath has its source in the mountains of Brecon, and enters the sea some little way below the town of Neath.

George Henry Borrow - Wild Wales: Its People, Language and Scenery

Donnau Reise von Regensburgh bis Wein. Montag. 1802. 8vo. The same remark applies to this work, only, as the title indicates, it is confined to the river and its streams, from Ratisbon to Vienna. Reise durch Ober-Deutschland, OEsterreich, Nieder Bayern, Ober Schwaben, Wirtemberg, Baden, &c. Saltz. 1778. 8vo.

Robert Kerr - A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels - Volume 18 : Historical Sketch of the Progress of Discovery, Navigation, and : Commerce, from the Earliest Records to the Beginning of the Nineteenth : Century, By William Stevenson

They keep still a saying of old Martin Luther, which runs, if I remember rightly, "Wo man singt, leg' ich mich freilich nieder. Bose Menschen haben keine Lieder." "Keep to plain English, you Hushan!" shouted the musket with a kick. "I am sorry to hurt your feelings, my old soldier," said the good natured cloak.

Eliza Lee Cabot Follen - The Talkative Wig