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Two Coffins in a Narrow Street

Friedrich Hebbel

Das Buch der Träume (1927) · Das Buch der Träume, original1927 anthology, numbered account325, printed page168

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Vienna, May 6, 1849. Recently I dreamed I lived in a very narrow street where two funeral processions met. The coffins could not pass each other, and one was pushed through the window into my room until the other had gone by.

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Zwei Särge in einer engen Straße

Wien, 6. Mai 1849. Neulich träumte mir, ich wohne in einer sehr engen Straße, in welcher sich zwei Leichenzüge begegneten. Die Särge konnten einander nicht ausweichen, und der eine wurde so lange durchs Fenster in mein Zimmer hineingeschoben, bis der andre vorbei war.

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A historical recollection reproduced in Ignaz Ježower’s original German anthology. Editorial title and navigation themes are added; source wording is preserved. This is not a modern Synastry community submission.

Friedrich Hebbel, account reproduced in Ignaz Ježower (compiler), Das Buch der Träume (Berlin: Ernst Rowohlt, copyright1927), numbered account325, p.168. Original German; editorial title added.

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Das Buch der Träume, original1927 anthology, numbered account325, printed page168

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  • Death
  • Burial

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