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• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 1: The Poetry of Fairy Tales
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  • the springs that have given rise through centuries of human history
  • should give us; we want it to affect us simply on its own. All the
  • those regions of soul that give rise to the poetic mood of the fairy
  • to do, I would have to give many lectures. Today it will be possible
  • tale. Of course it would be a tremendous task over a long time, given
  • will you give me if I spin the straw into gold for you?” The
  • girl gives him her necklace and the little man spins the straw into
  • asks, “What will you give me if I spin the straw into gold for
  • you?” she gives him her ring. By morning all the straw is spun
  • manikin comes again, but now the girl has nothing more to give him.
  • “Then promise me, if you should become queen, to give me your
  • give you three days' time,” he replies. “If you know my
  • other work of art gives us the feeling of utmost inner joy as the
  • who can help you to accomplish the most difficult tasks and give you
  • Let us take another tale. Please forgive me if it is connected with
  • I give you a short summary of the fairy tale, let me say this:
  • very much given to thought — in order to express his most
  • the life of the world. Even we adults, given to reason and
  • fairy tale is like a good angel, given us at birth to go with us from
  • throughout the journey and to give us angelic companionship, so that
• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 2: The Interpretation of Fairy Tales
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  • will be given, to let us picture what it is all about. The first
  • willingly enter your service if you will give me a proper reward, but
  • if afterwards you will give me your daughter as my wife.” Now
  • willingly have given him everything, but the forester wished to
  • move; it bent before no one. The girls were given their pearls and
  • guiding human beings to the spiritual world. He is able to give the
  • daughters. When he was about to die, he said to his three sons, “Give
  • in him. The fox said, “If you will draw out the arrow, and give