Lenz
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appended to his translation of Love’s Labour’s Lost. Herder delves into the depths of Shakespeare’s essence and provides a magnificent account of them; Lenz takes a more iconoclastic stand against theatrical conventions, insisting that each and every thing be treated in Shakespearean fashion. Since I have been obliged to mention this individual, as talented as he was strange, this is the fitting place to say a few words about him by way of experiment. I first made his acquaintance toward the end... of my Strasbourg stay. We saw little of each other; he moved in circles other than mine, but we sought out opportunities to meet and enjoyed each other’s conversation, given the mutual convictions we shared as young men the same age. Small, nicely proportioned, a charming little head whose delicate shape was perfectly complemented by his dainty and somewhat understated features; blue eyes, blond hair, in short, a little personage of the sort I have from time to time met among Northern youths; soft yet cautious in step, agreeable yet not entirely fluent in speech, whose demeanor, fluctuating between reserve and shyness, well became a young man.
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appended to his translation of Love’s Labour’s Lost. Herder delves into the depths of Shakespeare’s essence and provides a magnificent account of them; Lenz takes a more iconoclastic stand against theatrical conventions, insisting that each and every thing be treated in Shakespearean fashion. Since I have been obliged to mention this individual, as talented as he was strange, this is the fitting place to say a few words about him by way of experiment. I first made his acquaintance toward the end... of my Strasbourg stay. We saw little of each other; he moved in circles other than mine, but we sought out opportunities to meet and enjoyed each other’s conversation, given the mutual convictions we shared as young men the same age. Small, nicely proportioned, a charming little head whose delicate shape was perfectly complemented by his dainty and somewhat understated features; blue eyes, blond hair, in short, a little personage of the sort I have from time to time met among Northern youths; soft yet cautious in step, agreeable yet not entirely fluent in speech, whose demeanor, fluctuating between reserve and shyness, well became a young man.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bucher to read onlineMoreLess
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