The Life of Schiller
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THE LIFE OF SCHILLER 211 " Does it flatter you to feel that you have roused sentimeuts which you cannot return ? " he writes. Further, he insinuates that by her feigned affection she probably had only wished to yoke him to her car of triumph. To this, next day, there came back a curt rejoinder, in which we seem to hear the mother's voice rather than the daughter's. His letter showed, it is said, that pride had far stronger sway over him than love.
" You know this but too well, that you first aw...oke love within me, and perhaps out of courtesy you pre- tended to feel something also ; but now it wearies you to waste your time over so wretched a mortal (as in your eyes I must be), so by degrees you beat a retreat, though gallant enough to inform me, by way of sparing my vanity, that I am to blame for your indifference. . . . But must I then be nothing short of a sublime creature in order to gain your love ? Is what I count in of no merit in your sight, namely, to love you above all things ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE LIFE OF SCHILLER 211 " Does it flatter you to feel that you have roused sentimeuts which you cannot return ? " he writes. Further, he insinuates that by her feigned affection she probably had only wished to yoke him to her car of triumph. To this, next day, there came back a curt rejoinder, in which we seem to hear the mother's voice rather than the daughter's. His letter showed, it is said, that pride had far stronger sway over him than love.
" You know this but too well, that you first aw...oke love within me, and perhaps out of courtesy you pre- tended to feel something also ; but now it wearies you to waste your time over so wretched a mortal (as in your eyes I must be), so by degrees you beat a retreat, though gallant enough to inform me, by way of sparing my vanity, that I am to blame for your indifference. . . . But must I then be nothing short of a sublime creature in order to gain your love ? Is what I count in of no merit in your sight, namely, to love you above all things ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Dntzer to read onlineMoreLess
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