Letters of Franz Liszt 2
Letters of Franz Liszt 2
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To Baroness M. E. Schwartz.* Budapest, March 22nd, 1883.
Dear and most excellent One,!
It is really extraordinary that after so many years of constant practice in works of mercy you are not ruined. Your life seems to me one vast symphony of generosity, munificence, charities, gifts and attentions as delicate as they are costly. To begin with, there are Garibaldi and his people, and to continue in- definitely there are those poor German fellows, ill at Rome, and buried there at your expense ; an...d then the fighting Cretans, the infirm people in your hospital at Jena, the societies for the protection of animals, etc, etc.
I admire you and bow before your perpetual kind- nesses and goodness, — all the more because you exercise them unobtrusively, as it were in the shade, without any flourish of trumpets and drums.
Do not scold me for having divided the gift you 1 German translation by Ladislaus Neugebauer.
* Autograph in the Liszt Museum at Weimar, t Chere excellentissime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Baroness M. E. Schwartz.* Budapest, March 22nd, 1883.
Dear and most excellent One,!
It is really extraordinary that after so many years of constant practice in works of mercy you are not ruined. Your life seems to me one vast symphony of generosity, munificence, charities, gifts and attentions as delicate as they are costly. To begin with, there are Garibaldi and his people, and to continue in- definitely there are those poor German fellows, ill at Rome, and buried there at your expense ; an...d then the fighting Cretans, the infirm people in your hospital at Jena, the societies for the protection of animals, etc, etc.
I admire you and bow before your perpetual kind- nesses and goodness, — all the more because you exercise them unobtrusively, as it were in the shade, without any flourish of trumpets and drums.
Do not scold me for having divided the gift you 1 German translation by Ladislaus Neugebauer.
* Autograph in the Liszt Museum at Weimar, t Chere excellentissime.
Digitized by Google TO BARONESS M.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liszt Franz to read onlineMoreLess
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