Keltische Knochen/Gedelöcke: Erzählungen by Wilhelm Raabe
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Raabe, Wilhelm, 1831-1910
German
"Keltische Knochen/Gedelöcke: Erzählungen" by Wilhelm Raabe is a collection of short stories written in the late 19th century. The stories blend humor and observation as they explore a range of characters, such as the well-meaning yet hapless travelers and scholars, who encounter various misadventures during their journey. The themes revolve around...
on a trip in the picturesque yet rainy Hallstaat region. The narrative begins with a reflection on the dreary weather and the characters' emotional responses to it. Among them is Zuckriegel, a prosector, whose goal is to collect keltic bones; Roderich von der Leine, a poet, who struggles between his artistic nature and the realities of the trip; and the unnamed narrator who provides situational commentary. The mood shifts from comedic undertones to a focus on their quirky interactions, highlighting the absurdity of their journey as they navigate the rain-soaked landscape and their own competing motivations. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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