Gottfried Keller Paul Bernard Thomas John Albrecht Walz
In "A Village Romeo and Juliet," all-consuming love does not makes the two young people seek death, but instead the bitter realization of life's law, as they understand it, which makes it impossible for them ever to be united.
In "A Village Romeo and Juliet," all-consuming love does not makes the two young people seek death, but instead the bitter realization of life's law, ...
Gottfried Keller (1819-1890), one of the greatest German authors in Switzerland, pens the tale of Salomon Landolt, a noble and impartial judge and governor, who hits upon the grotesque plan of inviting all his former sweethearts to a festival at his castle. The five ladies accept the invitation not knowing that the others would be there.
Gottfried Keller (1819-1890), one of the greatest German authors in Switzerland, pens the tale of Salomon Landolt, a noble and impartial judge and gov...
