The Life of Ludwig Van Beethoven V. 3
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The plans for this disposition were made. He was to be presented to von Stutter- heim as soon as he was discharged from the hospital, take the oath of service the next day, and leave Vienna for Iglau, where von Stutterheim's regiment was stationed, within five or six days.
He was discharged as cured on September 25. Breuning, who had assumed the guardianship, now found himself confronted by a serious embarrassment. Where should the young man be sent while the preparations for his entry into the... military service were making.'' Karl did not want to go to his uncle's, nor did von Breuning want to send him there, and frankly tells Beethoven his reason: "If he were here you would talk to him too much and that would cause new irritation; for he testified in the police court that the reason why he had taken the step was because you harassed him too much." Beethoven feared that the magistrate might allow him to go to his mother's, and to guard against this he wrote two letters to that official, a man kindly disposed toward him, named Czapka.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plans for this disposition were made. He was to be presented to von Stutter- heim as soon as he was discharged from the hospital, take the oath of service the next day, and leave Vienna for Iglau, where von Stutterheim's regiment was stationed, within five or six days.
He was discharged as cured on September 25. Breuning, who had assumed the guardianship, now found himself confronted by a serious embarrassment. Where should the young man be sent while the preparations for his entry into the... military service were making.'' Karl did not want to go to his uncle's, nor did von Breuning want to send him there, and frankly tells Beethoven his reason: "If he were here you would talk to him too much and that would cause new irritation; for he testified in the police court that the reason why he had taken the step was because you harassed him too much." Beethoven feared that the magistrate might allow him to go to his mother's, and to guard against this he wrote two letters to that official, a man kindly disposed toward him, named Czapka.
What to read after The Life of Ludwig Van Beethoven V. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riemann, Hugo, 1849-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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