While doing this, a Prince of Homburg seizes a glove while trying to grab a laurel wreath from the Grand Elector's daughter Natalia in a play by Kleist.
While doing this, a Prince of Homburg seizes a glove while trying to grab a laurel wreath from the Grand Elector's daughter Natalia in a play by Kleist. A novel titled for this action ends with the marriage of Elizabeth Baddensen to the neurotic Joachim von Pasenow and consists of The Romantic, The Realist and The Anarchist. Practitioners of this action name a History of Man's Changing Vision of the Universe by Arthur Koestler. A poem named for a practitioner of this action describes "big hoarfrost stars" and repeats the refrain "green, how I want you green." While performing this action in front of a doctor and gentlewoman, a character exclaims, "All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand!" For 10 points, name this action performed while crying, "Out, damned spot!" by Lady Macbeth, whose "eyes are open" but "their sense is shut."
While doing this, a Prince of Homburg seizes a glove while trying to grab a laurel wreath from the Grand Elector's daughter Natalia in a play by Kleist.
sleepwalking [or somnambulism; accept word forms; prompt on "sleeping" or "walking"]