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Certainly not. But I must admit that the normal condition of my temperament — as it has been developed through circumstances — is a state of exaltation, whereas calm and repose is its abnormal condition. The 112 RICHARD WAGNER'S LETTERS fact is, it is only when I am "beside myself" that I become my real self, and feel well and happy. If Goethe felt otherwise, I do not envy him on that account ; as indeed I would not change places with any one, — not even with Humboldt, whom you look on as a gen...ius, an opinion I cannot share. No doubt you feel just as I do, and are not prepared to change with any one ; wherein you do wisely. I, at least, admire you sincerely.
After all, I am not so much out of touch with Nature as you seem to think, even though I am no longer in a position to have scientific dealings with her. In these matters I look to Herwegh, who lives here, and has for long been a profound student of natural science. From this dear friend I have learnt many beautiful and inspiring things about Nature, and they have influenced me on many and vital points.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Certainly not. But I must admit that the normal condition of my temperament — as it has been developed through circumstances — is a state of exaltation, whereas calm and repose is its abnormal condition. The 112 RICHARD WAGNER'S LETTERS fact is, it is only when I am "beside myself" that I become my real self, and feel well and happy. If Goethe felt otherwise, I do not envy him on that account ; as indeed I would not change places with any one, — not even with Humboldt, whom you look on as a gen...ius, an opinion I cannot share. No doubt you feel just as I do, and are not prepared to change with any one ; wherein you do wisely. I, at least, admire you sincerely.
After all, I am not so much out of touch with Nature as you seem to think, even though I am no longer in a position to have scientific dealings with her. In these matters I look to Herwegh, who lives here, and has for long been a profound student of natural science. From this dear friend I have learnt many beautiful and inspiring things about Nature, and they have influenced me on many and vital points.
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