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Available Poems in Quickborn: Volksleben in Plattdeutschen Gedichten ditmarscher Mundart - Dünjens = Dönchen (Liederchen, cantilenae) (by Klaus Groth )

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  • no. 1. De Spree de is kam  (Fritz Becker) GER
  • no. 2. Wohl hinterm Wall zu liegen 
  • no. 2. Wul achtern Wall to schuern  GER GER
  • no. 3. Kumt Værjahr man wedder  GER
  • no. 3. Kommt's Frühjahr nur wieder  (Hans Harthan)
  • no. 4. Keen Graff is so breet un keen Müer so hoch  DAN GER GER
  • no. 4. Kein Graben so breit, keine Mauer so hoch  ([more than ten composers]) DAN
  • no. 7. Wir giengen zusammen zu Feld mein Hans  (Carl Goldmark, Eugen Hildach)
  • no. 7. Wi gingn tosam to Feld, min Hans  (Eugen Hildach) GER GER
  • no. 8. An de Kark  (Julius Otto Grimm) GER GER
  • no. 8. An der Kirch  (Moritz Hauptmann, Friedrich Hinrichs)
  • no. 11. In Garn ünnert Finster - de Bom is so grön  (Julius Otto Grimm) GER

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