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Der Mann von funfzig Jahren
- Narrated by: Hans Jürgen Schatz
- Length: 2 hrs and 27 mins
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Der Mann von funfzig Jahren
Narrated by:
Hans Jürgen Schatz
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Publisher's Summary
Ein Major und Witwer von fünfzig Jahren plant, seinen Sohn Flavio und seine Nichte Hilarie zu verheiraten. Dabei kommt es jedoch zu allerlei Verwicklungen, die den Familienfrieden in Gefahr bringen. "Der Mann von funfzig Jahren" wurde erstmals 1808 im "Taschenbuch für Damen" veröffentlicht. 1829 erschien die Novelle als Teil des Entwicklungsromans "Wilhelm Meisters Wanderjahre".
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