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To face page |
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Nothung! Nothung!
Conquering sword! |
p. title |
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Mime at the anvil |
p. 4 |
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Mime and the infant Siegfried |
p. 6 |
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"And there I learned
What love was like" |
p. 8 |
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Siegfried sees himself in the stream |
p. 10 |
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Mime finds the mother of Siegfried in the forest |
p. 12 |
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"In dragon's form Fafner
now watches the hoard" |
p. 28 |
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Mime and the Wanderer |
p. 30 |
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The forging of Nothung |
p. 32 |
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Siegfried kills Fafner |
p. 34 |
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"The hot blood burns like fire!" |
p. 52 |
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The dwarfs quarrelling over the body of Fafner |
p. 54 |
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"Magical rapture
Pierces my heart;
Fixed is my gaze,
Burning with terror;
I reel, my heart faints and fails! |
p. 88 |
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"Sun, I hail thee!
Hail, O light!
Hail, O glorious day! |
p. 90 |
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Brünnhilde throws herself into Siegfried's arms |
p. 92 |
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The three Norns |
p. 97 |
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The Norns vanish |
p. 112 |
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Siegfried leaves Brünnhilde in search of adventure |
p. 114 |
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Siegfried hands the drinking-horn back to Gutrune, and gazes at her with sudden passion |
p. 116 |
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Brünnhilde kisses the ring that Siegfried has left with her |
p. 121 |
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The ravens of Wotan |
p. 136 |
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The ring upon thy hand-- |
p. 138 |
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The wooing of Grimhilde, the mother of Hagen |
p. 140 |
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"Swear to me, Hagen, my son!" |
p. 142 |
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O wife betrayed |
p. 160 |
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Though gaily ye may laugh |
p. 162 |
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Siegfried! Siegfried! |
p. 164 |
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Siegfried's death |
p. 166 |
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Brünnhilde on Grane leaps on to the fumeral pyre of Siegfried |
p. 181 |
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The Rhine-Maidens obtain possession of the ring and bear it off in triumph |
p. 182 |