The Roman Journals of Ferdinand Gregorovius 1852 1874
The Roman Journals of Ferdinand Gregorovius 1852 1874
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Spent a few hours in Padua, a town of impressive character ; the same length of time in Verona, to which I am greatly attached. Passed Ala at night without sleep, and in a wretched frame of mind and on to Innsbruck. On August i, accidentally met Giesebrecht at Rosenheim station ; he was leaving for Kufstein with his wife and his uncle, Ludwig Giesebrecht (author of the History of the Wends).
Gloomy day gloomy impression of the Fatherland.
Arrived at Munich at 4 P. M. Spent a night at the Blaue ...Traube, and the following day took up my abode at 19 Friihlingstrasse.
Met Schack, and found him grown younger ; it would appear that the success of his writings has worked this 318 ROMAN JOURNAL beneficent influence. He presented me with his new edition of Firdausi and his Arabs in Spain, and showed me his Persian Order of the Sun. If a man is to wear an Order, there can surely be none better fitted for an intelli- gent person than that of Knight of the Sun.
Spent the evening with Dollinger at Kaulbach's, whither he had taken me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spent a few hours in Padua, a town of impressive character ; the same length of time in Verona, to which I am greatly attached. Passed Ala at night without sleep, and in a wretched frame of mind and on to Innsbruck. On August i, accidentally met Giesebrecht at Rosenheim station ; he was leaving for Kufstein with his wife and his uncle, Ludwig Giesebrecht (author of the History of the Wends).
Gloomy day gloomy impression of the Fatherland.
Arrived at Munich at 4 P. M. Spent a night at the Blaue ...Traube, and the following day took up my abode at 19 Friihlingstrasse.
Met Schack, and found him grown younger ; it would appear that the success of his writings has worked this 318 ROMAN JOURNAL beneficent influence. He presented me with his new edition of Firdausi and his Arabs in Spain, and showed me his Persian Order of the Sun. If a man is to wear an Order, there can surely be none better fitted for an intelli- gent person than that of Knight of the Sun.
Spent the evening with Dollinger at Kaulbach's, whither he had taken me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregorovius, Ferdinand, 1821-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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