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Gehe, trage das liebe Englein schnell hinweg, ich befehle es mit Leib und Seele in den Willen des allmächtigen Gottes!

Gehe, trage das liebe Englein schnell hinweg, ich befehle es mit Leib und Seele in den Willen des allmächtigen Gottes!

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Illustration for a story showing, at top, Griselda, standing next to an empty cradle, is attempting to restrain her distress at giving up her child, which an elderly man carries away; and at bottom, Griselda, standing to the left, is returning to Walther the fine clothing she has received from him, so that she can return to her father's home wearing the clothing she wore as a peasant girl; Walther, with a hand over his face and gesturing for her to go, is sitting on a throne-like chair at center with other noblemen on the right.

Caption for bottom print: Nehmet, sagte sie zum Grafen, alles was ich von Euch Schönes und Herrliches empfangen habe. Nackt bin ich aus meines Baters Haus gegangen, und nackt will ich dahin zurückkehren.
Illus. from: Volksbücher. 1 / Heransgegeben von G.O. Marbach. Leipzig : Druck und Verlag von Otto Wigand, 1838.
Inscribed in red ink on verso: 44751.
Stamped on verso: L.C. Division of Prints.
Hoff, 567, 568
(DLC/PP-1914:44751).
Forms part of: Popular graphic art print filing series (Library of Congress).

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01/01/1838
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