The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries, volume 05
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Away! I know my ownfate. Count Peter belongs not to me, he belongs to the world. I willbe proud when I hear--'that was he, and that was he again--and thathas he accomplished; there they have worshipped him, and there theyhave deified him!' See, when I think of this, then am I angry withthee that with a simple child thou canst forget thy high destiny. Away! or the thought will make me miserable! I--oh! who through theeam so happy, so blessed! Have I not woven, too, an olive branch anda rosebud i...nto thy life, as into the wreath which I was allowed topresent to thee? I have thee in my heart, my beloved; fear not toleave me. I will die oh! so happy, so ineffably happy through thee!" Thou canst imagine how the words must cut through my heart. Iexplained to her that I was not what people believed me, that I wasonly a rich but infinitely miserable man. That a curse rested on me, which must be the only secret between us, since I was not yet withouthope that it should be solved. That this was the poison of my days;that I might drag her down with me into the gulf--she who was the solelight, the sole happiness, the sole heart of my life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Away! I know my ownfate. Count Peter belongs not to me, he belongs to the world. I willbe proud when I hear--'that was he, and that was he again--and thathas he accomplished; there they have worshipped him, and there theyhave deified him!' See, when I think of this, then am I angry withthee that with a simple child thou canst forget thy high destiny. Away! or the thought will make me miserable! I--oh! who through theeam so happy, so blessed! Have I not woven, too, an olive branch anda rosebud i...nto thy life, as into the wreath which I was allowed topresent to thee? I have thee in my heart, my beloved; fear not toleave me. I will die oh! so happy, so ineffably happy through thee!" Thou canst imagine how the words must cut through my heart. Iexplained to her that I was not what people believed me, that I wasonly a rich but infinitely miserable man. That a curse rested on me, which must be the only secret between us, since I was not yet withouthope that it should be solved. That this was the poison of my days;that I might drag her down with me into the gulf--she who was the solelight, the sole happiness, the sole heart of my life.
What to read after The German Classics of the Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries, volume 05?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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