Die Osternacht. Erste Abtheilung

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Die Osternacht. Erste Abtheilung

by Leopold Schefer

DE·~2 hours·21 chapters

Chapters

21 total

1.

5:24

2.

7:14

3.

9:13

4.

3:26

5.

8:06

6.

7:53

7.

11:52

8.

11:38

9.

7:10

10.

3:20

Description

In a remote village, night falls as a sudden deluge transforms the familiar farmyard into a raging river. Father Johannes, his frightened children, and the determined Christel scramble to secure whatever they can—biblical heirlooms, Sunday clothes, even a goat—while water rushes through the house, threatening to swallow everything. Their frantic efforts turn the humble cottage into a precarious launch pad for a makeshift boat, and the family must decide what is truly essential when the flood forces them onto the swollen waters.

Against a backdrop of clanging church bells and distant cries, the narrative captures the raw terror and quiet heroism of ordinary people confronting nature’s wrath. As they paddle toward higher ground, the story balances the stark desperation of loss with moments of fragile hope, inviting listeners to feel the cold, the darkness, and the stubborn will to survive that drives each character forward.

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Details

Language

de

Duration

~2 hours (168K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Jens Sadowski

Release date

Aug 18, 2012

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Leopold Schefer

Leopold Schefer

1784–1862

A once widely read German poet, novelist, and composer from Muskau, he wrote with a reflective, lyrical voice that later generations rediscovered. His best-known work, Laienbrevier, helped secure his reputation in 19th-century German literature.

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