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The volume collects two novellas that probe private feeling and social aspiration. The first follows a young dramatist who returns to a provincial capital with a treasured manuscript and mounting hopes for stage success; his observant arrivals and encounters with local figures, including a mother and daughter, reveal tensions between pride, expectation, and genuine sympathy. The second narrative considers experiences of loss and recompense, tracing how misfortune, moral choice, and personal reflection reshape relationships and life plans.

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Title: Novellen: Die zweite Liebhaberin; Verlust und Gewinn

Author: Melchior Meyr

Release date: May 1, 2017 [eBook #54640]
Most recently updated: October 23, 2024

Language: German

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Novellen

von

Melchior Meyr.

Stuttgart.

Cotta’scher Verlag.

1863.

Buchdruckerei der J. G. Cotta’schen Buchhandlung
in Stuttgart und Augsburg.

Inhalt.