Hinweise Zur Transkription
by Hans Wachenhusen · from In der Mondnacht: Märchen
Original Story
Hinweise zur Transkription
Das Originalbuch ist in Frakturschrift gedruckt. In dieser Transkription sind gesperrte Schrift, Textanteile in Antiqua-Schrift sowie Fettdruck jeweils markiert.
Vertauschungen der Buchstaben "u" und "n" wurden korrigiert.
Der Text des Originalbuches wurde grundsätzlich beibehalten, mit folgenden Ausnahmen,
Seite 13:
"«" entfernt hinter "geöffnet!"
(ich habe Dir nur die Augen geöffnet!«)
Seite 19:
"«" entfernt hinter "verroste!"
(mich sehr vorsehen müssen, damit ich nicht verroste!)
Seite 36:
"«" entfernt hinter "nicht!"
(kann es gleich sein, denn mein Schade ist es nicht!)
Seite 39:
"kaum" geändert in "kam"
(Endlich kam auch der Tag, an welchem der Prozeß)
Seite 42:
"." eingefügt
(das bekommt mir nicht: es macht mich so träge.)
Seite 42:
"." eingefügt
(zugleich Gelegenheit haben, sich auszuzeichnen.)
Seite 91:
"Famlie" geändert in "Familie"
(seine Familie wohnt schon seit Menschengedenken in der Abtei)
Seite 101:
"vergißmeinichtblaue" geändert in "vergißmeinnichtblaue"
(in denen ein paar vergißmeinnichtblaue Perlen saßen)
Seite 113:
"weise" geändert in "weiße"
(flicht der Engel zehn weiße Rosen um die bleiche Stirn)
Seite 120:
"Zähneilappern" geändert in "Zähneklappern"
(sind Jammer und Zähneklappern heute die Christbescheerung)
Seite 121:
"," eingefügt
(sie fürchteten sich vor dem gottlosen Steffen,)
Seite 125:
"dem" geändert in "den"
(mit den beiden Knaben im Arme stürzte er zu seinem Weibe)
Seite 129:
"Gheimnisse" geändert in "Geheimnisse"
(der aber läßt Niemanden in seine Geheimnisse blicken)
Seite 130:
"vernüftige" geändert in "vernünftige"
(die andre vernünftige Leute viel lieber in die Speisekammer)
Seite 144:
"der" geändert in "Der"
(Der Weise untersuchte erst und urtheilte dann)
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Plot Summary
This document provides transcription notes for a book originally in Fraktur, detailing how different font styles are marked and listing specific textual corrections made across various pages. It concludes with a standard Project Gutenberg disclaimer regarding copyright, trademark usage, and redistribution policies for its electronic works, emphasizing the freedom to use and distribute non-U.S. copyrighted materials under certain conditions.
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Cultural Context
Fraktur was a common typeface in German-speaking countries until the mid-20th century. Project Gutenberg is a long-running effort to digitize and archive cultural works.
Plot Beats (8)
- The document states that the original book is in Fraktur script and explains how *gesperrte* (spaced), Antiqua, and **bold** text are marked in the transcription.
- It notes that transpositions of 'u' and 'n' have been corrected.
- A list of specific textual changes is provided, detailing page numbers, original text, and the correction made (e.g., removing '«', changing 'kaum' to 'kam', inserting '.', correcting spelling errors like 'Famlie' to 'Familie').
- The document marks the end of the Project Gutenberg ebook for 'IN DER MONDNACHT: MÄRCHEN'.
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Locations
The Abbey
A historic abbey where a family has lived for generations. Implies ancient stone architecture, possibly with monastic elements.
Mood: Ancient, established, possibly solemn or mysterious due to its age and the family's long history within it.
The setting for a family's long-standing residence, indicating deep roots and history.
Speisekammer (Pantry)
A pantry, a storage room for food, implying shelves, provisions, and a practical, utilitarian space.
Mood: Practical, functional, possibly cool and dark, filled with the scent of stored food.
A place where 'sensible people' would prefer to be, suggesting comfort and sustenance over abstract secrets.