The Friendships of Women
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Bettine, after a visitto him, said, "Jacobi is tender as a Psyche awakened too early. " Inhis two works, "Allwill's Correspondence" and "Woldemar, " he unfoldsthe true philosophy of Platonic love, in its psychologicalfoundations and workings, and in all its subtilest ramifications, more fully than anybody else has ever done it. Jacobi held the glassbefore his own bosom, dipped the pen in his own heart, and drew thenoble though fevered Woldemar after the life. The chief characters inthis romance... of philosophy and sentiment are Woldemar; his brotherBiderthal, to whom he is passionately attached; Dorenburg; the threesisters, Caroline, Luise, and Henriette Hornich; and their dearneighbor and associate, Allwina Clarenau. Caroline and Luise marryBiderthal and Dorenburg; Allwina becomes Woldemar's wife; butHenriette becomes his friend. This friendship becomes socomprehensive and intense in its vitality, that life would be nothingto them without it. After a while, an element of strange perturbationand suspicion enters into it; they fear it is becoming love, and aremost wretched.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bettine, after a visitto him, said, "Jacobi is tender as a Psyche awakened too early. " Inhis two works, "Allwill's Correspondence" and "Woldemar, " he unfoldsthe true philosophy of Platonic love, in its psychologicalfoundations and workings, and in all its subtilest ramifications, more fully than anybody else has ever done it. Jacobi held the glassbefore his own bosom, dipped the pen in his own heart, and drew thenoble though fevered Woldemar after the life. The chief characters inthis romance... of philosophy and sentiment are Woldemar; his brotherBiderthal, to whom he is passionately attached; Dorenburg; the threesisters, Caroline, Luise, and Henriette Hornich; and their dearneighbor and associate, Allwina Clarenau. Caroline and Luise marryBiderthal and Dorenburg; Allwina becomes Woldemar's wife; butHenriette becomes his friend. This friendship becomes socomprehensive and intense in its vitality, that life would be nothingto them without it. After a while, an element of strange perturbationand suspicion enters into it; they fear it is becoming love, and aremost wretched.
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