Phantasien im Bremer Ratskeller

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Hauff’s satirical Bremen tale follows a melancholic narrator who spends a September night alone in the city’s Ratskeller, drinking and reflecting until the “wine spirits” (Apostles, Bacchus, and the Rose) appear and debate the modern age; the stone Roland joins, and the night ends with sober reality the next morning. The piece blends student‑life reminiscence, romance disappointment, and burlesque ghostliness around the famed Apostel‑ and Rose‑fässer.

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