De nachtegaal Verhalen voor de jeugd

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De nachtegaal Verhalen voor de jeugd

by Christoph von Schmid

NL·~2 hours·25 chapters

Chapters

25 total

DE NACHTEGAAL.

0:00

DE NACHTEGAAL.

0:14

DE NACHTEGAAL.

0:00

I. Het ongeval op reis.

3:15

II. De Nachtegaal.

8:23

III. De herdersknaap volbrengt het plan naar wensch.

5:14

IV. Het verjaarfeest.

7:34

V. Het gesprek over Dirk. - VERVOLG VAN HET VORIGE HOOFDSTUK.

6:14

VI. Dirk ziet zijnen wensch vervuld.

4:03

VII. De jonge graaf van Sterreveld treedt in krijgsdienst.

5:38
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Description

A carriage carrying a widowed countess, her three children, and a loyal coachman is forced off the main road when a wheel breaks on a rough forest path. Stranded as dusk falls, the group faces uncertainty until a shepherd’s boy appears, offering to repair the wheel and guide them along a hidden footpath that promises a quicker, safer route. His resourceful suggestions and quick action bring the broken carriage back to life, allowing the party to set off again under the fading light. The journey becomes a gentle trek through low, thriving woods beside a murmuring brook, giving the travelers a rare taste of calm.

Along the way, the night is broken by the clear, melodious song of a nightingale, drawing the countess and her daughters to a nearby beech tree to listen. The bird’s sweet trill fills the quiet forest, creating a moment of peace that seems to pause time itself. As the song fades, the travelers feel a renewed sense of wonder, reminding them of the simple joys hidden within the wild.

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Full title

De nachtegaal Verhalen voor de jeugd Verhalen voor de jeugd

Language

nl

Duration

~2 hours (139K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Anna Tuinman, Eline Visser and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Dec 10, 2008

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Christoph von Schmid

Christoph von Schmid

1768–1854

A Catholic priest, teacher, and early star of children's literature, he wrote stories meant to be clear, kind, and deeply moral. His books traveled far beyond Bavaria and were translated into many languages, with The Basket of Flowers becoming especially well known in English.

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