The Open Court 26, No.669
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Meyer, 1880, in the Grand Duke's Museum at Weimar.
dignation, as for instance in a letter to Frau von Stein, May 24, 1776. He said: "Even the relation, the purest, most beautiful and GOETHE S RELATION TO WOMEN.
117 truest which, except to my sister, I ever held to a woman, is thus disturbed .... The world which can be nothing to me, does not want that you should be something to me." While at different times Goethe cherished several friendships with dift'erent women, and while his poetic nature ...seemed to need a stimulation in dift'erent ways and by dift'erent characters, he longed for an ideal monogamy in which all his friendship and love would be concentrated on one woman, but fate did not grant him this boon.
^' ^-^ ^ FRAU CHARLOTTE VON STEIN, NEE SCHARDT.
Drawn by herself, 1790. Cf. Lavater's Essai sur la phvsiognomie, IV, 108.
He expresses his wish in a letter to Frau von Stein, dated March 2, 1779, as follows: "It is an unpleasant idea to me that there was a time when you did not know and love me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meyer, 1880, in the Grand Duke's Museum at Weimar.
dignation, as for instance in a letter to Frau von Stein, May 24, 1776. He said: "Even the relation, the purest, most beautiful and GOETHE S RELATION TO WOMEN.
117 truest which, except to my sister, I ever held to a woman, is thus disturbed .... The world which can be nothing to me, does not want that you should be something to me." While at different times Goethe cherished several friendships with dift'erent women, and while his poetic nature ...seemed to need a stimulation in dift'erent ways and by dift'erent characters, he longed for an ideal monogamy in which all his friendship and love would be concentrated on one woman, but fate did not grant him this boon.
^' ^-^ ^ FRAU CHARLOTTE VON STEIN, NEE SCHARDT.
Drawn by herself, 1790. Cf. Lavater's Essai sur la phvsiognomie, IV, 108.
He expresses his wish in a letter to Frau von Stein, dated March 2, 1779, as follows: "It is an unpleasant idea to me that there was a time when you did not know and love me.
What to read after The Open Court 26, No.669?
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