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Der Schimmelreiter ist eine Novelle von Theodor Storm. Das im April 1888 veröffentlichte Werk ist Storms bekannteste Erzählung und zählt zu seinen Spätwerken.
Inhalt
"In der Novelle Der Schimmelreiter geht es um die Geschichte von Hauke Haien, die der Schulmeister eines Dorfes einem Reiter in einer Kneipe erzählt. Die Deiche in Nordfriesland, dort wo die Geschichte spielt, spielen in Haukes Leben eine große Rolle. Am Ende stirbt Hauke mitsamt seiner Frau und seinem Kind einen tragischen Tod. […]"
— Aus dem Wikipedia Artikel
"In der Novelle Der Schimmelreiter geht es um die Geschichte von Hauke Haien, die der Schulmeister eines Dorfes einem Reiter in einer Kneipe erzählt. Die Deiche in Nordfriesland, dort wo die Geschichte spielt, spielen in Haukes Leben eine große Rolle. Am Ende stirbt Hauke mitsamt seiner Frau und seinem Kind einen tragischen Tod. […]"
— Aus dem Wikipedia Artikel
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The Rider on the White Horse is a novella by German writer Theodor Storm. It is his last complete work, first published in 1888, the year of his death. The novella is Storm's best remembered and most widely read work, and considered by many to be his masterpiece.
Plot
"The novella tells the story of Hauke Haien, allegedly related to the author by a schoolmaster in a small town in Northern Frisia. Hauke is the son of a farmer and licensed surveyor, and does his best to learn his father's trade. He even learns Dutch so he can read a Dutch print of Euclid's work on mathematics and geometry. Over time, he becomes very familiar with the dykes along the local coast, and begins to wonder if it would not be better to make them flatter on the sea side so as to reduce their windage during floods […]"
— Quoted from Wikipedia
The Rider on the White Horse is a novella by German writer Theodor Storm. It is his last complete work, first published in 1888, the year of his death. The novella is Storm's best remembered and most widely read work, and considered by many to be his masterpiece.
Plot
"The novella tells the story of Hauke Haien, allegedly related to the author by a schoolmaster in a small town in Northern Frisia. Hauke is the son of a farmer and licensed surveyor, and does his best to learn his father's trade. He even learns Dutch so he can read a Dutch print of Euclid's work on mathematics and geometry. Over time, he becomes very familiar with the dykes along the local coast, and begins to wonder if it would not be better to make them flatter on the sea side so as to reduce their windage during floods […]"
— Quoted from Wikipedia
