German Memories
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It is an extraordinary scene. Frau Cosima is evidently to the manner born for receiving regal homage, in this case a very tempest of congratulations. The fairest women, even the lovely Countess K, are unheeded here, where everybody crowds round to snatch a glance of recognition from the indomitable daughter of the great Liszt and her son Siegfried's mentor. He is less stately in appearance ; in fact, nothing could be more simple and unassuming than his manner, the almost boyish, unaffected good...-nature with which he shakes hands all round and thanks his friends for their good wishes. He looks very much like his father, although Frau Cosima 148 MUNICH afterwards gave it as her opinion that he most resembled her own father, Franz Liszt. To a phrenologist his features might well recall music in every outline. I fancy I can trace a likeness between Siegfried Wagner and almost every great musician from Mozart downwards. Otherwise his sallow complexion bears traces of the effects of burning the midnight oil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is an extraordinary scene. Frau Cosima is evidently to the manner born for receiving regal homage, in this case a very tempest of congratulations. The fairest women, even the lovely Countess K, are unheeded here, where everybody crowds round to snatch a glance of recognition from the indomitable daughter of the great Liszt and her son Siegfried's mentor. He is less stately in appearance ; in fact, nothing could be more simple and unassuming than his manner, the almost boyish, unaffected good...-nature with which he shakes hands all round and thanks his friends for their good wishes. He looks very much like his father, although Frau Cosima 148 MUNICH afterwards gave it as her opinion that he most resembled her own father, Franz Liszt. To a phrenologist his features might well recall music in every outline. I fancy I can trace a likeness between Siegfried Wagner and almost every great musician from Mozart downwards. Otherwise his sallow complexion bears traces of the effects of burning the midnight oil.
What to read after German Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Whitman to read onlineMoreLess
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