试读(第一章节选)
Produced by an anonymous Project Gutenberg volunteer. "De vandrande djäknarne" is a novel in Swedish by the Swedish writer Viktor Rydberg (1828--1895). It was first published in the daily newspaper "Göteborgs Handels- och Sjöfartstidning" in April and May 1856, using the pen name "Agricola". In 1896 it was published in volume 3 of the author's collected works ("Skrifter", 14 volumes), which reappeared in many editions and reprints over the following years. "Skrifter" has a commentary by Swedish literature historian Karl Warburg (1852-1918), which is also included here. This e-text was produced for Project Gutenberg from Project Runeberg's digital facsimile edition, which is based on volume 3 of the author's collected works ("Skrifter"), fifth edition, printed in 1915, available at http://runeberg.org/djaknar/ This is a plain text file using the ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) character set (É,é = E,e-acute; Å,å = A,a-ring; Ä,ä = A,a-umlaut; Ö,ö = O,o-umlaut). Project Runeberg publishes free digital editions of Nordic literature. We need more volunteers like you. Learn more at http://runeberg.org/ _________________________________________________________________ Skrifter av Viktor Rydberg III DE VANDRANDE DJÄKNARNE. Bondhistoria av "AGRICOLA" (Viktor Rydberg) Femte upplagan Stockholm Albert Bonniers förlag Stockholm Alb. Bonniers Boktryckeri 1915 _________________________________________________________________ Ihr naht euch wieder, schwankende Gestalten! Die früh sich einst dem trüben Blick gezeigt. Goethe.
版本规格
| 语言 | Svenska |
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| 章节 | 10 章 |
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| 全书字数 | 34,949 词 |
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| 预计阅读 | 约 2 小时 55 分钟 |
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| 授权 | 公有领域(Public domain) |
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以上为本书元数据与首章节选;完整正文见下方章节列表。
"De vandrande djäknarne" is a novel in Swedish by the Swedish writer Viktor Rydberg (1828--1895). It was first published in the daily newspaper "Göteborgs Handels- och Sjöfartstidning" in April and May 1856, using the pen name "Agricola". In 1896 it was published in volume 3 of the author's collected works ("Skrifter", 14 volumes), which reappeared in many editions and reprints over the following years. "Skrifter" has a commentary by Swedish literature historian Karl Warburg (1852-1918), which is also included here.