Richard Wagners Letters to His Dresden Friends Theodor Uhlig Wilhelm Fischer
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There is no means of getting it here. There is therefore no help for it, best friend ; you will have to be good enough to borrow this book from the royal library for yourself, and then send it to me here for a short time. You might, perhaps, pack it up with something (Figaro ?), and I will then send it you back at latest in a fortnight with your Rausse books. Of course, everything through the post. My 138 RICHARD WAGNER'S LETTERS.
music when you have done looking through it could very well be s...ent by carrier. I think you have nothing to risk with the book ; for in the worst case, should it be lost, or should there be a question of breach of trust, you would only have to make good this loss to the library i. E. , pay the price of the book. But it won't come to that.
For the moment, I can only tell you a little about the intended completion of the great dramatic poem which I have now in hand. Just reflect that before I wrote the poem Siegfried's Death, I sketched out the whole myth in all its gigantic sequence ; and that poem was the attempt which, with regard to our theatre, appeared possible to me to give one chief catastrophe of the myth, together with an indication of that sequence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no means of getting it here. There is therefore no help for it, best friend ; you will have to be good enough to borrow this book from the royal library for yourself, and then send it to me here for a short time. You might, perhaps, pack it up with something (Figaro ?), and I will then send it you back at latest in a fortnight with your Rausse books. Of course, everything through the post. My 138 RICHARD WAGNER'S LETTERS.
music when you have done looking through it could very well be s...ent by carrier. I think you have nothing to risk with the book ; for in the worst case, should it be lost, or should there be a question of breach of trust, you would only have to make good this loss to the library i. E. , pay the price of the book. But it won't come to that.
For the moment, I can only tell you a little about the intended completion of the great dramatic poem which I have now in hand. Just reflect that before I wrote the poem Siegfried's Death, I sketched out the whole myth in all its gigantic sequence ; and that poem was the attempt which, with regard to our theatre, appeared possible to me to give one chief catastrophe of the myth, together with an indication of that sequence.
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