Frau Pauline Brater: Lebensbild einer deutschen Frau
- Approximate level
- B2
- Length
- 74,909 words
- Reading time
- 6 h 15 min
- Chapters
- 16
- Language
- German
- On Project Gutenberg since
- 2007
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This biography depicts the life of Pauline Brater, born in the early nineteenth century. The narrative style reflects the formal tone of German literature from the late nineteenth century. You will encounter descriptive vocabulary related to family life and academic settings. The sentences are often long and complex, featuring nested clauses that require careful attention to grammar. This text is suitable for intermediate learners who wish to practice reading historical prose and understanding the structure of traditional German biographical writing.
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Subjects
- Women -- Biography
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