Beethoven's Letters 1790-1826, Volume 2 by Ludwig van Beethoven
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218. TO TOBIAS HASLINGER. MY GOOD ADJUTANT,-- Best of all little fellows! Do see again about that house, and get it for me. I am very anxious also to procure _the treatise on education_. It is of some importance to me to be able to compare my own opinions on this subject with those of others, and thus still further improve them. As for our juvenile Adjutant, I think I shall soon have hit on the right system for his education. Your CONTRA FA, _Manu propria._ 219. TO THE HIGH-BORN HERR HASLINGER, HONORARY MEMBER OF THE HÖFEN GRABENS AND PATER NOSTER GÄSSCHEN. BEST OF ALL PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS,-- Be kinder than kind, and throw off a hundred impressions of the accompanying small plate.[1] I will repay you threefold and fourfold. Farewell! |
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