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• Passages like the following show the young Schiller at his best as a poet Liebe wird Dein Auge nie vergolden Nie umhalsen Deine Braut wirst Du Nie, wenn unsere Thraenen stromweis rollten Ewig, ewig, ewig sinkt Dein Auge zu. —  The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
• We do work and live lives similar to those of our male counterparts, have similar interests and goals, and aren't for the most part attracted by the ewig weiblish or by "difference feminism." —  GetReligion
• Passages like the following show the young Schiller at his best as a poet Liebe wird Dein Auge nie vergolden Nie umhalsen Deine Braut wirst Du Nie, wenn unsere Thrδnen stromweis rollten Ewig, ewig, ewig sinkt Dein Auge zu. —  The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
• "We have not forgotten the words I 'ewig' and 'einig' in the treaty with Landgrave Philip," he wrote; "at the same time we beg to assure his Imperial Majesty that we desire nothing more than a good peace, tending to the glory of God, the service of the King of Spain, and the prosperity of his subjects This was his language to his brother, in a letter which was meant to be shown to the Emperor. —  PG Edition of Netherlands series — Complete
• "Was Keinem in Worten unausgesprochen," he says to her, "bleib es ewig: mit mir nur rath' ich, red' ich zu dir But from Brynhild no hero can spring until there is a man of Wotan's race to breed with her. —  The Perfect Wagnerite, Commentary on the Ring

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