Svatební košile (Q12057327)
ballad by Karel Jaromír Erben
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(P2096) "Svatební košile (ilustrace [[Emanuel Boháč|Emanuela Boháče]], 1904)" (language: cs)

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(P1476) "The Romantic Hero and Contemporary Anti-Hero in Polish and Czech Literature" (language: en)
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(P792) Karel Jaromír Erben: Svatební Košile
(P1683) "First, we will consider the truly romantic heroine found in Adam Mickiewicz's ballad 'Ucieczka' ('The Escape', 1830), which Erben knew, and upon which he placed a great part of the plot of his own ballad." (language: en)

(P373) The Spectre's Bride (ballad)

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(P1476) "Svatební košile" (language: cs)
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(P1922) "Již jedenáctá odbila" (language: cs)

(P3132) "bylo by co ty košile!" (language: cs)

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aliases The Wedding Shirt
 The Wedding Shirts
 Spectre's Bride
description ballad by Karel Jaromír Erben

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