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Darkana D. Der fragwürdige Tod der Cordelia King

Fantasy
German
5074 Words
Ages 12 and up
131
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Der Rat hat beschlossen, daß eine junge Studentin der Magie sterben soll. Ihre Freunde suchen verzweifelt nach einem [more]

Keywords: Magie, Universität, Studenten, Abschirmung, Tod, Keller, Bücher, Zauber

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Lexana Angel Investigations - 1.01 Anemona

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Fiction
German
5265 Words
No Age Recommendation
409
11

Während Cordelia und Angel noch den Verlust von Doyle zu verkraften haben, ruht das Böse nicht. Fälschlicherweise als [more]

Keywords: Angel, Cordelia, Wesley, Slayer, Vampire

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William Shakespeare King Lear

Fiction
English
27211 Words
Ages 6 and up
262
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King Lear is a tragedy by William Shakespeare. The title character descends into madness after foolishly disposing of his estate between two of his three daughters based on their flattery, bringing tragic consequences for all. The play is based on the legend of Leir of Britain, a mythological pre-Roman Celtic king. Considered one of four “core tragedies” (Hamlet, Othello, and Macbeth), King Lear commences with Lear, having achieved great age but little wisdom, dividing his kingdom among his three daughters in return for their proclamations of love for him. Two of his daughters, evil to the core, falsely profess their love, while Cordelia, his good and true daughter, refuses his request. Enraged, Lear gives his kingdom to his evil daughters and banishes Cordelia. Lear pays a dear price for this rash act. The play systematically strips him of his kingdom, title, retainers, clothes, and sanity in a process so cruel and unrelenting as to be nearly unendurable. [more]

Keywords: King Lear, William Shakespeare, Literature, Fiction, Cordelia, Madness, Tragedy, Classic

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Lexana Angel Investigations - 1.02 Söhne der Nacht

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Fiction
German
4922 Words
No Age Recommendation
361
1

Die Jagdsaison ist eröffnet. Angel und sein Team gehen auf Dämonenjagd. Doch wer ist Gejagter und wer Jäger?

Keywords: Angel, Cordelia, Wesley, Vampir, Serie

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Lexana Angel Investigations - Die virtuelle Serie

1.03 Blitzlicht

Fiction
German
5333 Words
No Age Recommendation
726
4

Cordelias große Chance? Das Aus für Angel Investigations? Wie grenzenlos kann Vertrauen wirklich sein?

Keywords: Angel, Cordelia, Wesley, Mystery, Vampir

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Cordelia Clark Victorian Poetry:A Paper Collection

Essay
English
9166 Words
No Age Recommendation
1080
2

A collection of essay written on Victorian Poetry Charlotte Bronte, Adelaide Anne Procter, etc.

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W. L. Courtney Armageddon--And After

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English
19553 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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William Leonard Courtney (1850 – 1 November 1928) was an English author, born at Poona, India, and educated at Oxford. In 1873 he became headmaster of Somersetshire College, Bath, and in 1894 editor of the Fortnightly Review. He married in 1874 Cordelia Blanche Place and had seven children, she died in 1907. In 1911 he married Janet Elizabeth Hogarth (Janet E. Courtney), a scholar, writer and feminist, born in Barton-on-Humber (27 November 1865 - 24 September 1954). [more]

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Stefania Blackthorne Vampires of New York 2

Verbotene Liebe

Fantasy
German
35592 Words
Ages 16 and up
403
8

Die Vampirjägerinnen Angelina und Alena aus dem transylvanischen Orden der Vampirjäger werden nach New York geschickt, um die Vampire der Stadt zu vernichten. Bei einem Zusammentreffen zwischen Angelina und Cash verlieben sich die beiden unsterblich ineinander. Ein Kampf zwischen Herz und Verstand beginnt. Julian trifft auf seine Schwester Cordelia und möchte sie zur Vampirin machen. Doch da hat er die Rechnung ohne Darla gemacht.... ~Überarbeitet~ Hallo meine lieben Leser [more]

Keywords: Vampir-Romane, Fantasy-Romance, Paranormale-Liebesromane, Reihe, Neuerscheinungen 2019, Romantasy, Fantasy Liebesromane, Serie, New York, Vampire, Gothic, Fantasy, Gothic Romance, Vampire, Vampirromane, Romance

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Samuel Johnson Notes To Shakespeare, Volume Iii: The Tragedies

Essay
English
83148 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Dr. Johnson'S Reaction To Shakespeare'S Tragedies Is A Curious One, Compounded As It Is Of Deep Emotional Involvement In a Few Scenes In Some Plays And A Strange Dispassionateness Toward Most Of The Others. I Suspect That His Emotional Involvement Took Root When He Read Shakespeare As A Boy--One Remembers The Terror He Experienced In Reading Of The Ghost In _Hamlet_, And It Was Probably Also As A Boy That He Suffered That Shock Of Horrified Outrage And Grief At The Death Of Cordelia That Prevented Him From Rereading The Scene Until Be Came To Edit The Play. Johnson'S Deepest Feelings And Convictions, Professor Clifford Has Recently Reminded Us, Can Be Traced Back To His Childhood And Adolescence. But It Is Surprising To Learn, As One Does From His Commentary, That Other Scenes In These Very Plays (_Hamlet_ And _King Lear_, And In _Macbeth_, Too) Leave Him Unmoved, If One Can So Interpret The Absence Of Any But An Explanatory Note On, Say, Lear'S Speech Beginning "Pray, Do Not Mock Me;/I Am A Very Foolish Fond Old Man." Besides This Negative Evidence There Is Also The Positive Evidence Of Many Notes Which Display The Dispassionate Editorial Mind At Work Where One Might Expect From Johnson An Outburst Of Personal Feeling. There Are Enough Of These Outbursts To Warrant Our Expecting Others, But We Are Too Frequently Disappointed. Perhaps Johnson Thought Of Most Of Shakespeare'S Tragedies As "Imperial Tragedies" And That Is Why He Could Maintain A Stance Of Aloofness; Conversely, "The Play Of _Timon_ Is A Domestick Tragedy, And Therefore Strongly Fastens On The Attention Of The Reader." But The "Tragedy" Of Timon Does Not Capture The Attention Of The Modern Reader, And Perhaps All Attempts To Fix Johnson'S Likes And Dislikes, And The Reasons For Them, In The Canon Of Shakespeare'S Plays Must Circle Endlessly Without Ever Getting To Their Destination. [more]

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