Letters to Zelter
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People jog along, stop, meet a friend ; it is a constant rest, and bustle at the same time.
1819.] TO .ZELTBR.
177 if othing is fenced off, and there is no obstacle ; for althongh the owners of houses are landlords, yet the g;round and soil belong to the Emperor, and must not be enclosed in any way. The impression produced on the mind by the be- haviour of the people — I will not call it, the mob, — is one of careless oblivion. I could not remember that I thought or observed anything, and what ...I now write, strictly speak- ing, I invent, without being able to say, thus it is, and thus it was. What gives a really sunny aspect to the whole, is the large crowd of happy faces, belonging to all sorts of people, who, reconciled to-day with their God, see the world as they would like it to be. Neither men, nor women, nor old age, nor youth, is here as it ought to be.
There is an idea in existence, as there is an existence in the idea. The first day I went into the Theatre, a violinist was tuning his instrument.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People jog along, stop, meet a friend ; it is a constant rest, and bustle at the same time.
1819.] TO .ZELTBR.
177 if othing is fenced off, and there is no obstacle ; for althongh the owners of houses are landlords, yet the g;round and soil belong to the Emperor, and must not be enclosed in any way. The impression produced on the mind by the be- haviour of the people — I will not call it, the mob, — is one of careless oblivion. I could not remember that I thought or observed anything, and what ...I now write, strictly speak- ing, I invent, without being able to say, thus it is, and thus it was. What gives a really sunny aspect to the whole, is the large crowd of happy faces, belonging to all sorts of people, who, reconciled to-day with their God, see the world as they would like it to be. Neither men, nor women, nor old age, nor youth, is here as it ought to be.
There is an idea in existence, as there is an existence in the idea. The first day I went into the Theatre, a violinist was tuning his instrument.
What to read after Letters to Zelter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goethe, J. W to read onlineMoreLess
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