Masks And Minstrels of New Germany
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All that these letters told us, as of value to a picture of Hartleben, added but slightly to our knowledge of masculine temperament. He married; later he went back to his first love, and he pouted vastly when the wife's patience sometimes showed the strain. He protested, time and again, that the accident of his passion for his wife having cooled, and that for another keeping the youth and ambition astir in him, should not be made to wear the faces of sin, and wrong, and torture for him. We lear...n that when he collapsed in December, 1900, after the " Rosenmontag " premiere, Ellen and Selma sat together by his bedside. A picture astonishing enough to the puritan mind! At the end of 1902 he and Ellen moved into the villa on Lake Garda, where most of his last stories, plays and verses were composed. From the Vienna pre- miere of " Im Griinen Baum zur Nachtigall " he returned, November, 1904, sick unto death, to Venice and to Ellen, to die, in February fol- lowing, in his villa by the lake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that these letters told us, as of value to a picture of Hartleben, added but slightly to our knowledge of masculine temperament. He married; later he went back to his first love, and he pouted vastly when the wife's patience sometimes showed the strain. He protested, time and again, that the accident of his passion for his wife having cooled, and that for another keeping the youth and ambition astir in him, should not be made to wear the faces of sin, and wrong, and torture for him. We lear...n that when he collapsed in December, 1900, after the " Rosenmontag " premiere, Ellen and Selma sat together by his bedside. A picture astonishing enough to the puritan mind! At the end of 1902 he and Ellen moved into the villa on Lake Garda, where most of his last stories, plays and verses were composed. From the Vienna pre- miere of " Im Griinen Baum zur Nachtigall " he returned, November, 1904, sick unto death, to Venice and to Ellen, to die, in February fol- lowing, in his villa by the lake.
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