In his very interesting article about "Est ce mars" Eberhard Nehlsen reads
"Freundlich, höflich, schön daneben".
He may have seen the original or drawn the title form an article by Tappert
published in 1892 [sic!].
Rainer
On 12.03.2018 16:48, [email protected] wrote:
Well, also possible: Friendly, courtly, and yours...
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Ich dhin mit gantzer Freud der lieb.... Nur als Idee. Diese Texte sind oft so
voller verklausulierter Partikel...
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On 12.03.2018 16:26, [email protected] wrote:
Dear Rainer, dear list,
Well, it is not necesarily nonsense, but neithertheless puzzling as long as you
don't know how the text may continue.
Und was soll dhin sein? "Dein" in Orthografie aus dem 14 Jahrhundert?
Rainer
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