Bismarck's Letters to His Wife, From the Seat of War, 1870-1871. Translated By Armin Harder, With An Introd. By Walter Littlefield
Bismarck's Letters to His Wife, From the Seat of War, 1870-1871. Translated By Armin Harder, With An Introd. By Walter Littlefield
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has forbidden forag- ing for headquarters, and there is nothing to buy. Cordial greetings.
Your v. B.
37 1 To Count H. Bismarck.
Ferri4res, September 23, 70.
To-day eight years ago, methinks, I be- came Minister.
My beloved Boy: I received, to-day, two letters from your mother of the 15th and 16th, from which I 1 PublUhed in the fixth volume of the Bismarck Jahrbuch, p. 284.
68 TO HIS WIFE gather with grief that your wound is not doing well. You have had a hard year of physical sufferings, but ...in spite of all I thankfully praise the Lord's protection, that he let you, as it is, survive the ride of the regiment of the 16th of August, for it was not granted to many to tell that they had been there. With God's help your leg will not be stiff, but the flexibility will be for a long time somewhat rusty, the physicians say; the tearing of the muscles was too great, the renewal of tissue and its learning how to move will progress slowly. Boon's wound was a lighter one; in spite of it we shall, as God will, yet have many a ride to- gether through the forest of Varzin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
has forbidden forag- ing for headquarters, and there is nothing to buy. Cordial greetings.
Your v. B.
37 1 To Count H. Bismarck.
Ferri4res, September 23, 70.
To-day eight years ago, methinks, I be- came Minister.
My beloved Boy: I received, to-day, two letters from your mother of the 15th and 16th, from which I 1 PublUhed in the fixth volume of the Bismarck Jahrbuch, p. 284.
68 TO HIS WIFE gather with grief that your wound is not doing well. You have had a hard year of physical sufferings, but ...in spite of all I thankfully praise the Lord's protection, that he let you, as it is, survive the ride of the regiment of the 16th of August, for it was not granted to many to tell that they had been there. With God's help your leg will not be stiff, but the flexibility will be for a long time somewhat rusty, the physicians say; the tearing of the muscles was too great, the renewal of tissue and its learning how to move will progress slowly. Boon's wound was a lighter one; in spite of it we shall, as God will, yet have many a ride to- gether through the forest of Varzin.
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