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Schedule drawn up for the little ones; a letter from the headmistress regarding Boni and Lusch, and her judgment of the latter troubles me especially; admonitions to the children! … A very pleasant letter from O. Bach, and a most beautiful one from friend Nietzsche concerning “Götterdämmerung”. R. said to…
View moreR. delights in the house and the children — in the morning he also recounts to me his dream, wherein his relations with Bismarck were formal yet affectionate, and Bismarck’s face, at their parting, became so transfigured that R. said to himself: “No man truly knows this face.”Over coffee I…
View moreDrove to the theatre with R. and the children; young Fritz Brandt was at work in the fly tower, which made quite a pleasant impression. In the evening, our good Macedonian man Lalas came with his brother, a merchant from Salonika. – A few days ago, I received a letter from…
View moreMuch negotiation concerning the illuminations for R.’s birthday; in the course of this, I learn from Mr. Groß that the Brussels Wagner Society has once again sent 4,500 francs—bringing the total to over 10,000 francs. In the evening, visits from a few friends. – The dogs have already grown entirely…
View moreArrival of Marco and Blanca, whom R. christens Marke and Brange—fine creatures, who bring new life to the grounds. In the evening, a Mr. Zimmer [1] from Karlsruhe presents himself, wishing also to lend his efforts here. [1] Hermann Zimmer of Karlsruhe, a member of the Nibelungenkanzlei. Traduzione in italiano…
View moreSpoke concerning the possibilities of securing support for our cause – Pringsheim[1]? Niemann? … Dispatched copies of “Götterdämmerung” (to Mimi, the King, Standhartner). In the evening, R. thwarted a surprise I had planned (two dogs), which saddened me and cast a melancholy over the whole of the evening. [1] Alfred…
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