" [Footnote 59: Edmund Edel in the Berliner Tageblatt, August 9th.

Incidentally we have observed that German civilians were permitted to bear arms and did not hesitate to use them "in defence of the Fatherland," as Edmund Edel put it.

im Gebluete [G.]; adelig und edel sind zweierlei

AR'GENTILE (3 syl.), daughter of king Adelbright, and ward of Edel.

Edel, the guardian, forcing his suit on Argentile, compelled her to flight, and she became a neatherd's maid.

Edel was forced to restore the possessions of his ward, and Curan became king of Northumberland.

As for Edel, he was put to death.

By Abraham Edel.

Abraham Edel (A); 25Jul73; R555911. R555912.

By Leon Joseph Edel.

Leon Edel (A); 12Apr76; R629362. R629385.

Edited by Leon Edel.

Leon Edel (A); 23Mar77; R658002. R658003.

By Abraham Edel.

Abraham Edel (A); 25Jul73; R555911. R555912.

By Leon Joseph Edel.

Leon Edel (A); 12Apr76; R629362. R629385.

Edited by Leon Edel.

Leon Edel (A); 23Mar77; R658002. R658003.

"Edel sei der Mensch," sang Goethe in a noble psalm, "Hulfreich und gut, Denn das allein unterscheidet ihn, Von allen Wesen die wir kennen."

Edel, with a view to disinheriting his niece Argentile, heir to Diria (?Deira), of which he is regent, seeks to marry her to a base scullion.

After a while he reveals his identity, and she hers; they are married, and he conquers back her kingdom from the usurping Edel.