Beethoven's Letters 1790-1826, volume 1
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Let us leave things as they are for to-day, dear Z. , till we meet [and soon about the servant].
Farewell! Carefully guard the fortresses of the realm, which, as you know, are no longer virgins, and have already received many a shot.
Your friend, BEETHOVEN.
106.
TO ZMESKALL.
MOST WORTHY COUNSELLOR, OWNER OF MINES AND LORD OF FASTNESSES IN BURGUNDYAND BUDA!-- Be so good as to let me know how matters stand, as this afternoon at latestI shall take advantage of your reply to my question, by giving ...my servantwarning for this day fortnight. His wages, &c. , &c. [The rest relates tohis servant. ] 107.
TO ZMESKALL.
April 19, 1813.
MY DEAR ZMESKALL, -- I have been refused the University Hall. I heard this two days since; butbeing indisposed yesterday I could not go to see you, nor can I to-dayeither. We have no resource now but the K
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us leave things as they are for to-day, dear Z. , till we meet [and soon about the servant].
Farewell! Carefully guard the fortresses of the realm, which, as you know, are no longer virgins, and have already received many a shot.
Your friend, BEETHOVEN.
106.
TO ZMESKALL.
MOST WORTHY COUNSELLOR, OWNER OF MINES AND LORD OF FASTNESSES IN BURGUNDYAND BUDA!-- Be so good as to let me know how matters stand, as this afternoon at latestI shall take advantage of your reply to my question, by giving ...my servantwarning for this day fortnight. His wages, &c. , &c. [The rest relates tohis servant. ] 107.
TO ZMESKALL.
April 19, 1813.
MY DEAR ZMESKALL, -- I have been refused the University Hall. I heard this two days since; butbeing indisposed yesterday I could not go to see you, nor can I to-dayeither. We have no resource now but the K
What to read after Beethoven's Letters 1790-1826, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beethoven, Ludwig Van, 1770-1827 to read onlineMoreLess
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