Geothes Correspondence With a Child
Geothes Correspondence With a Child
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To the housewife this little souvenir, with my best wishes for the beginning year. To Mr. Riemer the unmade waist- coat ; his perfection has too much dazzled me, that I might find the just measure of it. Simple forget-me-nots on the waistcoat ! — he will be not a little proud of it. Should his taste be not as far cultivated as to find it pretty, he may be assured all wiU envy him for it. I must still advise, that it is to be worn as an under- waistcoat, — he certainly will write and thank me fo...r it. And thou ? — hum ? — thou only one who makes death bitter to me !
Bettine.
Adieu, magnetic mount ! — would I even direct my sails here and there, on thee all ships should wreck. Adieu, thou sole heritage of my mother. Adieu, fountain from which I drink.
TO BETTINE.
Thou appearest from time to time, dear Bettine, like a beneficent genius, often in person, often with good gifts ; now also from all sides the best thanks for thy endow- ments That you sometimes are with Zelter, pleases me ; I hope that at last you will learn to accommodate with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the housewife this little souvenir, with my best wishes for the beginning year. To Mr. Riemer the unmade waist- coat ; his perfection has too much dazzled me, that I might find the just measure of it. Simple forget-me-nots on the waistcoat ! — he will be not a little proud of it. Should his taste be not as far cultivated as to find it pretty, he may be assured all wiU envy him for it. I must still advise, that it is to be worn as an under- waistcoat, — he certainly will write and thank me fo...r it. And thou ? — hum ? — thou only one who makes death bitter to me !
Bettine.
Adieu, magnetic mount ! — would I even direct my sails here and there, on thee all ships should wreck. Adieu, thou sole heritage of my mother. Adieu, fountain from which I drink.
TO BETTINE.
Thou appearest from time to time, dear Bettine, like a beneficent genius, often in person, often with good gifts ; now also from all sides the best thanks for thy endow- ments That you sometimes are with Zelter, pleases me ; I hope that at last you will learn to accommodate with him.
What to read after Geothes Correspondence With a Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bettina Von Arnim to read onlineMoreLess
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