The Artists Married Life Being That of Albert Drer
The Artists Married Life Being That of Albert Drer
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For Age is even in this respect a wonderful Gift of Grace. Yea, the most wretched FAREWELL TO HIS WIFE. 177 Writer of Comedies in the time of Aristo- phanes, has only to appear boldly among us now, and he would be an Oracle of the Age ; if he were only to sit and say nothing but the Words : That is fine ! that is bad ! yet from Reverence for his long fabulous silver Beard, and because of the Miracle of his Existence, he would be chosen as a Judge, and his Wisdom praised. Albert was almost asham...ed to live, now that Raphael was dead. Yet he lived in his Works Now Agnes was not willing to let him go alone, because it seemed probable to her that he might not return again. But he felt bound to her by Gratitude; for there was never an Evening or a Morning in which he forgot that it was through her he had been so happy as to possess a Child through her alone that he had possessed this beloved Child. He had only to think of the little Agnes, and it was enough for his Heart, 12 178 HOW ALBERT BIDS enough to make him honor his Wife, and feel drawn towards her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For Age is even in this respect a wonderful Gift of Grace. Yea, the most wretched FAREWELL TO HIS WIFE. 177 Writer of Comedies in the time of Aristo- phanes, has only to appear boldly among us now, and he would be an Oracle of the Age ; if he were only to sit and say nothing but the Words : That is fine ! that is bad ! yet from Reverence for his long fabulous silver Beard, and because of the Miracle of his Existence, he would be chosen as a Judge, and his Wisdom praised. Albert was almost asham...ed to live, now that Raphael was dead. Yet he lived in his Works Now Agnes was not willing to let him go alone, because it seemed probable to her that he might not return again. But he felt bound to her by Gratitude; for there was never an Evening or a Morning in which he forgot that it was through her he had been so happy as to possess a Child through her alone that he had possessed this beloved Child. He had only to think of the little Agnes, and it was enough for his Heart, 12 178 HOW ALBERT BIDS enough to make him honor his Wife, and feel drawn towards her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leopold Schefer to read onlineMoreLess
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