Some German Women And Their Salons
Some German Women And Their Salons
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" " One thing is just in this world : faces all grow like their souls. " ** We see ourselves as concave, others see us as convex. " " For me, the difference between human beings lies in their manner of asking questions ; they all answer in the same way. " " Freedom can never be anything but the being able to follow one's inmost nature slavishly. " *' I have never regretted anything which I did gladly, only and always what I did reluctantly. " " Good things exist long before they are famous, and... their fame exists long after they s^re no more. " X51 Some German Women and their Salons " We never make new experiences ; it is always new people who make the old experiences. " " Good hearts can always be in love, always want to be. Only they find so few worthy objects, hence all the love troubles. " " Always to love the same thing or something else, that is to be constant in loving. To love nothing is to be inconstant (to love). " *' Our heart is quite in the dark, quite alone, and all alone it knows best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " One thing is just in this world : faces all grow like their souls. " ** We see ourselves as concave, others see us as convex. " " For me, the difference between human beings lies in their manner of asking questions ; they all answer in the same way. " " Freedom can never be anything but the being able to follow one's inmost nature slavishly. " *' I have never regretted anything which I did gladly, only and always what I did reluctantly. " " Good things exist long before they are famous, and... their fame exists long after they s^re no more. " X51 Some German Women and their Salons " We never make new experiences ; it is always new people who make the old experiences. " " Good hearts can always be in love, always want to be. Only they find so few worthy objects, hence all the love troubles. " " Always to love the same thing or something else, that is to be constant in loving. To love nothing is to be inconstant (to love). " *' Our heart is quite in the dark, quite alone, and all alone it knows best.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Hargrave to read onlineMoreLess
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