The Life of Goethe;
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Hence we love him, must love him,ydespite the fact that he is idle, weak, and vacillating.
Yejiwe excuse in him even these failings ; for we feel that idleness does not spring from a disinclination to work, 3ut from a distaste for work that kills the spirit and yet ' bears no fruit ; that his weakness is only the reverse of his extreme sensitiveness ; and that his vacillation comes from the pressure of intense passion. We are so little able to withdraw our sympathy from him that we almost fear ...that we ourselves, with our mediocre strength, would sooner than he fall a victim to such a storm of passion.
From his character flows the plot, as the brook from its source. He must needs be wrecked on the reefs of the Mertber 195 world, no matter where he strikes them. Whether his feehng of honour is wo\mded, or he is vexed by the pettiness of a superior, or martyred by an endless, hopeless love, his doom is sealed. For it may be said, that even if he had won possession of Lotte, still he could not have been saved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence we love him, must love him,ydespite the fact that he is idle, weak, and vacillating.
Yejiwe excuse in him even these failings ; for we feel that idleness does not spring from a disinclination to work, 3ut from a distaste for work that kills the spirit and yet ' bears no fruit ; that his weakness is only the reverse of his extreme sensitiveness ; and that his vacillation comes from the pressure of intense passion. We are so little able to withdraw our sympathy from him that we almost fear ...that we ourselves, with our mediocre strength, would sooner than he fall a victim to such a storm of passion.
From his character flows the plot, as the brook from its source. He must needs be wrecked on the reefs of the Mertber 195 world, no matter where he strikes them. Whether his feehng of honour is wo\mded, or he is vexed by the pettiness of a superior, or martyred by an endless, hopeless love, his doom is sealed. For it may be said, that even if he had won possession of Lotte, still he could not have been saved.
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