Hermann Sudermann

Schauspiel in 4 Akten

Die Ehre

Theodor Kappstein

eine Einführung

Hermann Sudermann und seine 17 besten Bühnenwerke

A Comedy in One Act

The Far-away Princess

The Song of Death

Drama in fünf Akten

Es lebe das Leben

A Drama in Four Acts

St. John's Fire

Sodoms Ende

A Play in Five Acts

The Joy of Living (Es Lebe Das Leben)

La dama gris

The Song of Songs is a novel by the German writer Hermann Sudermann. Sudermann was a German playwright and novelist. Excerpt:" Good friends were not wanting, of course, who had for years foreseen the event. In fact, they failed to understand how he could have endured it so long—he, the man of genius, of God-given fancy, with the hall-mark of creative restlessness on his thunder-headed brow. Others called him a good-for-nothing, a dirty scoundrel, who ran after innocent girls and enticed young men to gamble. They declared Mrs. Czepanek lucky to be rid of him, and charged Lilly to erase her unworthy father from her memory."

The Song of Songs

In the old doctor's bedroom, a cheerful fire was flickering. He himself still lay a-bed, quite penetrated by the delightful sensation of a man who knows his life's work is completed. When one has been sitting half a century through, for twelve long hours every day, in the rumbling conveyance of a country doctor, thumped and bumped along over stones and lumps of clay, one may now and again lie in bed till daylight, especially when one knows one's work is safe in younger hands. He stretched and straightened his stiff old limbs, and once more buried in the pillows his weather-beaten, yellowish-grey face, covered with white stubble like granite with Iceland moss. But habit, that austere mistress, who had for so many years driven him forth from his bed before dawn, whether it was necessary or not, would not let him rest even now. He sighed, he yawned, he abused his laziness, and then reached for the bell standing on the little table at his bedside. His housekeeper, an equally grey, tumble-down specimen of humanity, appeared on the threshold. "What time is it, Frau Liebetreu?" he called out to her. Since the day on which the young assistant arrived in Gromowo, the old Black Forest clock hanging at the doctor's bedside, and whose rattling alarm had often unpleasantly jarred upon his morning slumbers, was no longer wound up. "So that I know that my life too henceforth stands still," as he was wont to say.

A Novel

The Wish

'The Undying Past' is an 1894 novel by the German writer Hermann Sudermann. It tells the story of how a German man, Leo, returns to his homeland after several years in South America, only to find that Ulrich, his beloved childhood friend, has married a woman with whom Leo has a dark past.

The Undying Past

erzählung

Iolanthes Hochzeit

zwei Novellen

Geschwister

Hermann Sudermann: Geschwister. Die Geschichte der Stillen Mühle Der Wunsch Zwei Novellen Erstdruck: Stuttgart, Cotta, 1897. Hier nach dem Text der »Gesamtausgabe in sechs Bänden«, Cotta, 1919 mit der Widmung »Herrn Dr. Arthur Levysohn in herzlicher Freundschaft der Verfasser«. Neuausgabe mit einer Biographie des Autors. Herausgegeben von Karl-Maria Guth. Berlin 2020. Der Text dieser Ausgabe wurde behutsam an die neue deutsche Rechtschreibung angepasst. Umschlaggestaltung von Thomas Schultz-Overhage. Gesetzt aus der Minion Pro, 11 pt.

Die Geschichte der Stillen Mühle Der Wunsch Zwei Novellen

Jeremias Gotthelf

Ludwig Thoma

Joseph von Lauff

Ludwig Ganghofer

Heinrich Hansjakob

Ernst Wichert

Fritz Skowronnek

Karl Immermann

Renate Franken

Dieses eBook wurde mit einem funktionalen Layout erstellt und sorgfältig formatiert. Die Ausgabe ist mit interaktiven Inhalt und Begleitinformationen versehen, einfach zu navigieren und gut gegliedert. Inhalt: 1. Uli der Knecht (Jeremias Gotthelf) 2. Der Oberhof (Karl Immermann) 3. Und wenn sich unsere Wege kreuzen (Renate Franken) 4. Der Bürgermeister von Thorn (Ernst Wichert) 5. Marie Verwahnen (Joseph von Lauff) 6. Frau Sorge (Hermann Sudermann) 7. Der Wittiber (Ludwig Thoma) 8. Erinnerungen einer alten Schwarzwälderin (Heinrich Hansjakob) 9. Das Schweigen im Walde (Ludwig Ganghofer) 10. Der Wagehals (Fritz Skowronnek)"

Uli der Knecht + Der Oberhof + Und wenn sich unsere Wege kreuzen + Der Bürgermeister von Thorn + Marie Verwahnen + Frau Sorge + Der Wittiber + Das Schweigen im Walde...

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Three One-act Plays

Morituri

Archibald Alexander

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Three One - Act Plays: Teja - Fritzchen - The Eternal Masculine

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Three One-Act Plays

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Three One-Act Plays (Classic Reprint)

Hermann Sudermann

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