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‘Konigs-stuhl’ was always established on the greensward; and we collect from the context, that the tribunal was also raised or appointed in the Common fields of the Gau, for the purpose of deciding disputes relating to the land within its precinct.

Anne of Geierstein 2008

BELL, who inquires for an engraving of the old _Königs_ or _Kaisers-stuhl_, at Rheuze, is referrred to the _History of Germany, on the Plan of Mrs. Markham's

Notes and Queries, Number 59, December 14, 1850 Various

Der tervins, "he added, calling to the two smallest boys, who were dressed exactly alike," will releef one unudder mit der camp-stuhl und basket number four.

McTeague 1920

Der tervins, "he added, calling to the two smallest boys, who were dressed exactly alike," will releef one unudder mit der camp-stuhl und basket number four.

McTeague 1899

Der tervins, "he added, calling to the two smallest boys, who were dressed exactly alike," will releef one unudder mit der camp-stuhl und basket number four.

McTeague Frank Norris 1886

This is our first morning in our new rooms, and the sun streams warmly in the eastern windows, as I write, while the old castle rises through the blue vapor on the side of the Kaiser-stuhl.

Views a-foot Bayard Taylor 1851

I seem to stand now upon the Kaiser-stuhl, which rises above Heidelberg, with that magnificent landscape around me, from the Black Forest and Strasburg to Mainz, and from the Vosges in France to the hills of Spessart in Bavaria.

Views a-foot Bayard Taylor 1851

In the evening, when the sun has got behind the mountain, it is delightful to sit on the stone steps and watch the golden light creeping up the side of the Kaiser-stuhl, till at last twilight begins to darken in the valley and a mantle of mist gathers above the Neckar.

Views a-foot Bayard Taylor 1851

"Very well -- let me order the stuhl wagen, and give us, at all events, half an hour to move our valuables."

Tom Cringle's Log Michael Scott 1812

The driver of the stuhl wagen skulled along until we arrived at the beautiful, at a mile off, but the beastly, when close to, village of

Tom Cringle's Log Michael Scott 1812