Ilse Aichinger: Das FenstertheaterD

Ilse Aichinger: Das Fenstertheater
Die Frau lehnte am Fenster und sah hinüber. Der Wind trieb in leichten Stößen vom Fluss herauf und brachte nichts Neues. Die Frau hatte den starren Blick neugieriger Leute, die unersättlich sind. Es hatte ihr noch niemand den Gefallen getan, vor ihrem Haus niedergefahren zu werden. Außerdem wohnte sie im vorletzten Stock, die Straße lag zu tief unten. Der Lärm rauschte nur mehr leicht herauf. Alles lag zu tief unten. Als sie sich eben vom Fenster abwenden wollte, bemerkte sie, dass der Alte gegenüber Licht angedreht hatte. Da es noch ganz hell war, blieb dieses Licht für sich und machte den merkwürdigen Eindruck, den aufflammende Straßenlaternen unter der Sonne machen. Als hätte einer an seinen Fenstern die Kerzen angesteckt, noch ehe die Prozession die Kirche verlassen hat. Die Frau blieb am Fenster.

Results (English) 1:

Ilse Aichinger: The window TheatreThe woman turned to the window and looked over. The wind drove up in light bursts from the river and brought nothing new. The wife had the stares of curious people who are insatiable. It had done her no one favor, to be shut down in front of her house. In addition, she lived in the penultimate floor, was too low down the road. The noise swept only more slightly up. Everything was too low down. When she wanted to turn away from the window, she noticed that the old man to light was turned on. Since it was still quite light, remained this light for themselves and made the strange impression that make up flaming street lights under the Sun. As one would have connected the candles on its Windows, still before the procession left the Church. The woman stayed at the window.

Results (English) 2:

Ilse Aichinger: The window Theater
The woman leaned against the window and looked over. The wind blew in from the river up minor knocks and brought nothing new. The wife had the gaze of curious people who are insatiable. It had never been done her the favor to be descended in front of her house. They also lived in the penultimate floor, the road was too deep down. The noise rustled only slightly up. Everything was too deep down. As she was about to turn away from the window, she noticed that the old man had turned on to light. Since it was still quite light, was this light itself and made ​​strange impression, make the blazing streetlights under the sun. As if an infected at its windows the candles, before the procession left the church. The woman remained at the window.

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Ilse Aichinger: The Fenstertheater
the woman leaned over and looked at the window. The wind was in slight shock from the river came up and brought nothing new. The woman had the rigid view more curious about people who are hungry. It had done her no one liked the opening round, in front of her house. In addition she lived in the last floor, the street was too deep below.The noise only pounded up more easily. Everything was too deep below. From the window just as you wanted to avoid, she noticed that the old had turned to light. As it was still quite bright, but was this light for themselves and made the strange impression that flares up, the street lamps under the sun. As the candles had infected a to its windows,Even before the procession has left the Church. The woman remained at the window.