The Story of My Life — volume 05
The Story of My Life — volume 05
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If the demon seized upon me, I raved about for a time as before, but I did my duty for the principal. I not only honoured but loved him, and censure from his lips would havebeen unbearable.
The poem which I was to read on the king's birthday has been preserved, and as I glanced over it recently I could not help smiling.
It was to describe the life of Henry the Fowler, and refer to thereigning king, Frederick William IV.
The praise of my hero had come from my heart, so the poem found favour, and... in circles so wide that the most prominent man in the neighbourhood, Prince Puckler-Muskau, sent for my verses.
I was perfectly aware that they did not represent my best work, but whatfather does not find something to admire in his child? So I copied themneatly, and gave them to Billy, the dwarf, the prince's factotum. Ashort time after, while I was walking with some friends in Branitz Park, the prince summoned me, and greeted me with the exclamation, "You are apoet!" These four words haunted me a long while; nay, at times they even echo inmy memory now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the demon seized upon me, I raved about for a time as before, but I did my duty for the principal. I not only honoured but loved him, and censure from his lips would havebeen unbearable.
The poem which I was to read on the king's birthday has been preserved, and as I glanced over it recently I could not help smiling.
It was to describe the life of Henry the Fowler, and refer to thereigning king, Frederick William IV.
The praise of my hero had come from my heart, so the poem found favour, and... in circles so wide that the most prominent man in the neighbourhood, Prince Puckler-Muskau, sent for my verses.
I was perfectly aware that they did not represent my best work, but whatfather does not find something to admire in his child? So I copied themneatly, and gave them to Billy, the dwarf, the prince's factotum. Ashort time after, while I was walking with some friends in Branitz Park, the prince summoned me, and greeted me with the exclamation, "You are apoet!" These four words haunted me a long while; nay, at times they even echo inmy memory now.
What to read after The Story of My Life — volume 05?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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