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Author of Make Your Own Convenience Food
Works by German
It's Alright 4 copies
Phrase Book & Dictionary 1 copy
And On The Eighth Day 1 copy
Feed Me Your Children 1 copy
Gay Enough 1&2 1 copy
Wortebuch Deutsch - English 1 copy
Swing: A Psychopathy 1 copy
Techno-Fear (The Novel) 1 copy
The Notorious G.A.G.A 1 copy
Witch 1 copy
German in Three Months 1 copy
New German Dictionary 1 copy
The Tits Quadrilogy 1 copy
Fidelio 1 copy
Eugene Onegin 1 copy
Aida 1 copy
Der Freischutz 1 copy
Penguin German Reader 1 copy
German English Dictionary 1 copy
Susan Geht Au Pair 1 copy
Schottenfreude 1 copy
Brighter German 1 copy
XXX (Ticket To Hell) 1 copy
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An interesting little hardcover book consisting of short stories by Wilhelm Hauff, E. T. W. Hoffman, Frederick Schiller, Sir Walter Scott, Ludwig Tieck, Goethe and an uncredited story 'The Bracelet'.
Whilst I wasn't particular taken with the inclusions by Hoffman & Schiller, the other short stories were all quite entertaining snippets of 1800s literature. Mostly of a paranormal nature they feature odd and as the title would indicate, 'weird' circumstances, some of which are novel, some of show more which are predictable and some of which have neat twists at the ending of the story.
It's part of a set of at least 5 that I'm aware of being German, American, English, Irish, Scottish all published by William Paterson, London & Edinburgh in the closing of the 1800s. show less
Whilst I wasn't particular taken with the inclusions by Hoffman & Schiller, the other short stories were all quite entertaining snippets of 1800s literature. Mostly of a paranormal nature they feature odd and as the title would indicate, 'weird' circumstances, some of which are novel, some of show more which are predictable and some of which have neat twists at the ending of the story.
It's part of a set of at least 5 that I'm aware of being German, American, English, Irish, Scottish all published by William Paterson, London & Edinburgh in the closing of the 1800s. show less
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