Arnim

noun

Achim von (ˈaxɪm fɔn). 1781–1831, German romantic poet. He published, with Clemens Brentano, the collection of folk songs, Des Knaben Wunderhorn (1805–08)

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Bettina, the Countess of Arnim, a passionate admirer of Goethe.
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Madame von Arnim greeted each one of her guests with the same stereotyped smile—the same polite phrases.
Goethe and Schiller
L. Mhlbach
These clauses are commonly spoken of in Germany as the “Arnim paragraphs.”
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 2, Slice 6
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The Elector of Saxony had forty thousand soldiers in spick and span new uniforms getting drilled by Arnim.
The Mercenary
W. J. Eccott
Arnim died suddenly at Dresden in 1641, whilst engaged in raising an army to free German soil from foreign armies of all kinds.
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Arnim

Examples from the Web for arnim

Historical Examples

Bettina, the Countess of Arnim, a passionate admirer of Goethe.

Madame von Arnim greeted each one of her guests with the same stereotyped smile—the same polite phrases.

These clauses are commonly spoken of in Germany as the “Arnim paragraphs.”

The Elector of Saxony had forty thousand soldiers in spick and span new uniforms getting drilled by Arnim.

Arnim died suddenly at Dresden in 1641, whilst engaged in raising an army to free German soil from foreign armies of all kinds.