CHAPTER XIV.

Song, an indispensable requisite to the Student, as to all

Germans.--Song and Poetry a necessity to the German--the Germans

rich in Popular Songs--Universal singing of the Common People--A

popular Song at any crisis passes like an electric flash through

the whole People--"Prince Eugene," a specimen of a class of Songs

very common amongst the People--All classes, in town or country,

have their peculiar Songs--the Student is affluent in Songs--the

Commers-Book a collection of them--Sing in their Kneips--their

Songs often heard on summer evenings in the open air with fine

effect--one of the finest "From High Olympus," etc.--the

Roundelay--the Student has his Songs of Love, Wine, Fatherland,

and Friendship--Student-life regarded as a joyous season that

comes but once, therefore they sing and rejoice in it--Accompany

their Deceased Brethren to the tomb also with Song--"Gaudeamus

igitur"

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