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Veröffentlicht 2022, von Robert Louis Stevenson bei SAGA Egmont
ISBN: 978-87-26-93103-7
If you only know Robert Louis Stevenson as the author of "e;Treasure Island"e;, "e;Underwoods"e; will surprise and delight. It collects over 50 of his poems, written in both English and Scots (one of the native languages of Scotland). Most are written in rhyme, and offer elegiac tributes to people and places, or moving reflections on his struggles with illness. Among them are ...
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If you only know Robert Louis Stevenson as the author of "e;Treasure Island"e;, "e;Underwoods"e; will surprise and delight. It collects over 50 of his poems, written in both English and Scots (one of the native languages of Scotland). Most are written in rhyme, and offer elegiac tributes to people and places, or moving reflections on his struggles with illness. Among them are poems dedicated to Stevenson's famous friends, such as the writers Henry James and W. E. Henley. And the beautiful "e;Requiem"e;, which Stevenson chose to adorn his own tombstone. -
If you only know Robert Louis Stevenson as the author of "e;Treasure Island"e;, "e;Underwoods"e; will surprise and delight. It collects over 50 of his poems, written in both English and Scots (one of the native languages of Scotland). Most are written in rhyme, and offer elegiac tributes to people and places, or moving reflections on his struggles with illness. Among them are poems dedicated to Stevenson's famous friends, such as the writers Henry James and W. E. Henley. And the beautiful "e;Requiem"e;, which Stevenson chose to adorn his own tombstone. -