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But while it was of her mother that Lotte was thinking, wonder- ing whether she should recognize that dear one in the next world, Goethe's mind had leaped suddenly 122 CHARLOTTE, WHO CUT BREAD AND BUTTER to the distance that would soon be between these three living friends. In order not to betray his emotion he jumped quickly to his feet, kissed his hostess's hand, and, as he set out for home, exclaimed, " We shall see each other again, we shall recognize each other in whatever form we may be. ...I am ready to go, but if I were to say ' forever ' I should not be able to bear it. Farewell. We shall see each other again." " To-morrow very likely," replied Lotte serenely, for this was probably not the first occasion upon which the poet had made a solemnity of going home to bed.
Such was their separation. On reaching his room Goethe dashed off the following lines: ^ "He is gone, Kestner, when you receive this note, he is gone. Give Lottchen the enclosed note. I was firmly composed, but your conversation (they had agreed that whoever died first should, if possible, give infor- mation to the living about the conditions of the next life) has torn me asunder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But while it was of her mother that Lotte was thinking, wonder- ing whether she should recognize that dear one in the next world, Goethe's mind had leaped suddenly 122 CHARLOTTE, WHO CUT BREAD AND BUTTER to the distance that would soon be between these three living friends. In order not to betray his emotion he jumped quickly to his feet, kissed his hostess's hand, and, as he set out for home, exclaimed, " We shall see each other again, we shall recognize each other in whatever form we may be. ...I am ready to go, but if I were to say ' forever ' I should not be able to bear it. Farewell. We shall see each other again." " To-morrow very likely," replied Lotte serenely, for this was probably not the first occasion upon which the poet had made a solemnity of going home to bed.
Such was their separation. On reaching his room Goethe dashed off the following lines: ^ "He is gone, Kestner, when you receive this note, he is gone. Give Lottchen the enclosed note. I was firmly composed, but your conversation (they had agreed that whoever died first should, if possible, give infor- mation to the living about the conditions of the next life) has torn me asunder.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford, Mary Caroline, 1874-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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