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... to such a degree, in the enjoyment and contemplation of those works, by means of such happy copies. We look forward with pleasure (tough ... ... so sende das Schaustück allsogleich. Die erstandenen Kunstwerke selbst betreffend, so möge No. 9 und 83 auf sich beruhen. No. 16 gäbe man Herrn ...

... to me: I hum no supportable tune, I can no poet be. When ... ... loved not. She relish'd by that no pleasure of the soul, corporal, grosser joys, dance, ... ... stirring in the city pp and who did by that means captivate her benevolance, another a wise man would not ...

... 's ›Life‹ was actually in preparation. Goethe was by no means indifferent to the account which was to be given ... ... Indeed Goethe was in this like Coleridge, that he was by no means addicted to contradiction. This encourages those who might not ...

... on the ground that in the angel there was no sign of effort – no muscle was strained. But this was designed ... ... Tieck the sculptor, and Riemer. No one else but Madame Goethe was present. I was struck by the contrast between Schlegel and Goethe. Nothing could exceed the repose of ...

... year, which have lately been published by Mr. Chamberlain and copied by the continental press. It is ... ... to protest. We shall go on working, by all constitutional means, for the restoration of the Independence of the two Republics, believing that, by these means only, can peace and ...

... subsiding in England. Now that the people are at last realizing what war means, there is less shouting and enthusiasm. I am told that even in ... ... the same, the path of idealists like ourselves is not made more easy by what has happened. I hope Baron von Suttner is ...

... he secured the assistance of the waterkelpy or riverhorse, by the accredited means of throwing a pair of branks over his head. ... ... , was thrown from a hill about a mile off by a mortal champion Sir John Hautville. 204. Der ...

... as enable them to penetrate into countries unconnected by manners and language and having no apparent intercourse tho afford the means of transmission. It would carry me far beyond my bounds, to ... ... be compared to the facility, with wich straws and feathers are dispersed abroad by the wind, while valuable ...

... to shew thy dang'rous brow by night, When Evils are most free? O then by day, ... ... be, antwortete Polixenes, Yet Nature is made better by no man, – – – – Over that art ...

... some better time. – By heaven, Hubert, I'm almost asham'd ... ... K. JOHN . Good friend, thou hast no cause to say so yet – But thou shalt have ... ... I will not – Yet I love thee well; And, by my troth, I think thoulov' ...