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The result of the action was a dismissal of his claim, with costs amounting to 600 marks to be paid by the plaintiff, — a pretty penalty for his brazen attempt to renew relations with a juvenile work !
It was upon his return from Prague that Wagner made his first acquaintance with Heinrich Laube, who was six years older and basking in the sunshine of a newly-gotten fame. Born at Schrottau in Silesia, even at the gymnasium he had " shaken the security " of the weekly papers of that province with... his poems. During his two years of student-life at Halle he had belonged with dis- tinction to the interdicted Burschenschaft,t and thereafter entered at Breslau into literary relations which brought the youthful "theologian" into contact with the theatre. The vortex of the July Revolution had drawn him into politics, and just as Wagner became " a revolutionary at one blow," had Laube become with all his heart a " red-hot partisan of liberalism " — which seemed to him "applied Theology and the modern Sermon on the Mount." At the beginning of 1832, while Wagner was composing overtures and enthusing for the Poles, Laube had published his novel Das neue fahrhundert (" The new Century ").
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The result of the action was a dismissal of his claim, with costs amounting to 600 marks to be paid by the plaintiff, — a pretty penalty for his brazen attempt to renew relations with a juvenile work !
It was upon his return from Prague that Wagner made his first acquaintance with Heinrich Laube, who was six years older and basking in the sunshine of a newly-gotten fame. Born at Schrottau in Silesia, even at the gymnasium he had " shaken the security " of the weekly papers of that province with... his poems. During his two years of student-life at Halle he had belonged with dis- tinction to the interdicted Burschenschaft,t and thereafter entered at Breslau into literary relations which brought the youthful "theologian" into contact with the theatre. The vortex of the July Revolution had drawn him into politics, and just as Wagner became " a revolutionary at one blow," had Laube become with all his heart a " red-hot partisan of liberalism " — which seemed to him "applied Theology and the modern Sermon on the Mount." At the beginning of 1832, while Wagner was composing overtures and enthusing for the Poles, Laube had published his novel Das neue fahrhundert (" The new Century ").
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glasenapp, Carl Friedrich, 1847-1915, Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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