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<p>[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 400827, member: 5833"]Since I don't read German & have a hard time with Gothic script, I had an entertaining time with IM Translator trying to find out what some of the notice at Debora's first link says. The different versions are almost all the result of changing a single letter where I wasn't sure of the transliteration, or putting a space in Hofsilberarbeiter, because it had trouble with that one. I cut out the part about Wollenweber's location:</p><p><br /></p><p>His Majesty the King, for the occasion of the local fishery exhibition, as the first prize of honor, had a very venerable wine-pan with sauerkraut, made by the hand of the court-silver worker Wollenweber.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>His Majesty the King have, as the first prize of honor for the local fishing exhibition, a very valuable wine-vat with sauerkraut, made by the shrewd hand of the farm's silver-worker Wollenweber.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>His majesty, the King, as the first prize of honor for the local fishery exhibition, has received a very valuable wine-tasting wine with sauerkraut, made by the shrewd hand of the farm's silver worker Wollenweber.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>His Majesty the King, as a first prize of honor for the local fishery exhibition, have a very valuable wine-tasting with Untersas, made by the shrewd hand of the Hofsilber Wollenweber.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>His Majesty the King have graciously for the local fishery exhibition as a first prize of honor a very valuable, by the shrewd hand of the Hofsilberarbeiters Wollenweber made Weinfanne with Untersas.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>His majesty, the King, as the first prize of honor for the local fishery exhibition, has received a very valuable wine vat with a barrel under the grape of the silver worker Wollenweber.</p><p><br /></p><p>A partial, trying to get at the main verb:</p><p>As the first prize of honor a very valuable wine-ladle, produced by the skilled hand of the silver-worker Wollenweber, has rested.</p><p><br /></p><p>I did not save the first version, which came up with underfax instead of sauerkraut. Something like alternative fax, I think.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 400827, member: 5833"]Since I don't read German & have a hard time with Gothic script, I had an entertaining time with IM Translator trying to find out what some of the notice at Debora's first link says. The different versions are almost all the result of changing a single letter where I wasn't sure of the transliteration, or putting a space in Hofsilberarbeiter, because it had trouble with that one. I cut out the part about Wollenweber's location: His Majesty the King, for the occasion of the local fishery exhibition, as the first prize of honor, had a very venerable wine-pan with sauerkraut, made by the hand of the court-silver worker Wollenweber. His Majesty the King have, as the first prize of honor for the local fishing exhibition, a very valuable wine-vat with sauerkraut, made by the shrewd hand of the farm's silver-worker Wollenweber. His majesty, the King, as the first prize of honor for the local fishery exhibition, has received a very valuable wine-tasting wine with sauerkraut, made by the shrewd hand of the farm's silver worker Wollenweber. His Majesty the King, as a first prize of honor for the local fishery exhibition, have a very valuable wine-tasting with Untersas, made by the shrewd hand of the Hofsilber Wollenweber. His Majesty the King have graciously for the local fishery exhibition as a first prize of honor a very valuable, by the shrewd hand of the Hofsilberarbeiters Wollenweber made Weinfanne with Untersas. His majesty, the King, as the first prize of honor for the local fishery exhibition, has received a very valuable wine vat with a barrel under the grape of the silver worker Wollenweber. A partial, trying to get at the main verb: As the first prize of honor a very valuable wine-ladle, produced by the skilled hand of the silver-worker Wollenweber, has rested. I did not save the first version, which came up with underfax instead of sauerkraut. Something like alternative fax, I think.[/QUOTE]
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