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Mörike

American  
[-ri-kuh] / ˈmœ rɪ kə /

noun

  1. Eduard 1804–75, German poet.


Mörike British  
/ ˈmøːrɪkə /

noun

  1. Eduard (ˈeːduart). 1804–75, German poet, noted for his lyrics, such as On a Winter's Morning before Sunrise and At Midnight

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In August 2018, I received an email from Tobias Mörike, a curator of Islamic Art, introducing himself and the marble.

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Mörike had read my stories on smugglers and corruption in Afghanistan.

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Mörike, a poised young man with the beardish scruff of a doctoral student, was waiting in a hallway near the museum entrance.

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“There was a feeling of relief that this piece was finally repatriated,” Mörike, the curator, told me.

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Not incidentally, many used top-tier texts by Eduard Mörike and Tennyson.

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