Words of Fear and Trembling 1732 Studios

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Words of Fear and Trembling · 16 headwords

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

wer

Who 4 times

Wer

This and the following lines are a German quotation of Shakespeare's Richard III (Act 2, Scene 1; Schlegel-Tieck translation): 'Wer bat für ihn? wer kniet' in meinem Grimm / Zu Füßen mir und bat mich, überlegen? / Wer sprach von Bruderpflicht? wer sprach von Liebe?' Several words ('får', 'Fissen', 'åberlegen') are print/OCR corruptions of the German originals 'für', 'Füßen', 'überlegen'.

Seen once or twice

was

which once

Weise

manner once

welche

who once

Welt

world once

werden

would twice

Werke

Works once

wie

as once

wieder

again once

wirklich

veritable once

Witz

wit twice

witzig

witty twice

wo

somewhere once

wohlerzogen

well-bred once

The particulars

The words
Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source text: public domain (Søren Kierkegaard, d. 1855; first published 1843, under the pseudonym Johannes de silentio).
Translation
Public-domain Danish (Kierkegaard, d. 1855; published 1843). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
Data
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