Heilige Zeiten Weihnachtsblätter

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Heilige Zeiten Weihnachtsblätter

by Ludwig Speidel

DE·~2 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total

Heilige Zeiten

0:05

Vorbemerkung

2:16

Zu Weihnachten

15:31

Einsame Spatzen

7:27

Alte Mädchen

8:51

Frauenalter

8:05

’s Rickele von Munterkingen

19:53

Die Kunst, arm zu werden

8:59

Zwei Kinder

12:22

Ohne Mutter

8:32
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Description

In these tender Christmas essays the writer invites listeners into the quiet world of a family’s seasonal rituals, where the familiar glow of a tree becomes a portal to memory and wonder. He recounts the simple joy of setting up a beloved holiday pine with his children, letting that ritual grow richer with each year, while gently probing the tension between childhood awe and the sober lessons of school and society.

The prose moves beyond nostalgic description, touching on deeper currents of love for a spouse, affection for distant relatives, and the quiet reverence that persists even when formal doctrine feels too confining. There is a subtle humor in observing how even the most reluctant adults can be drawn into the warmth of a candle’s flame or the scent of pine, and the essays capture that delicate balance between rational enlightenment and the lingering, heartfelt impulses that make the season feel alive.

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Full title

Heilige Zeiten Weihnachtsblätter Weihnachtsblätter

Language

de

Duration

~2 hours (171K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Markus Brenner and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file made from scans of public domain material at Austrian Literature Online.)

Release date

Feb 17, 2009

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

Ludwig Speidel

Ludwig Speidel

1830–1906

A sharp-eyed voice in Vienna’s cultural life, he became one of the city’s best-known critics of music, theater, and literature in the second half of the 19th century. His writing captures a world where performance, taste, and public debate mattered deeply.

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