Letters of Franz Liszt — Volume 1: from Paris to Rome: Years of Travel as a Virtuoso by Franz Liszt;Translator -- La Mara Constance Bache
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Berlin, so that it was no longer possible for me to avail myself
of the kind permission you were good enough to give me. Nevertheless, as it is to be presumed that neither the brilliant departure of which I was the hero a dozen years ago, nor the less flattering dismissal with which the infallible criticism of your capital has gratified me this time, will prevent me from returning from time to time, and without too long an interval, to Berlin (according to the requirements of my instructions and of my artistic experiments), I venture to claim from your kindness the continuation of your gracious reception, and thus venture to hope that the opportunity will soon arise for me to have the honor of renewing viva voce, Madame, the expression of my respectful homage. Your very devoted servant, F. Liszt Weymar, December. 14th, 1855 The Princess Wittgenstein is much pleased with your remembrance, and would be delighted to have the opportunity of thanking you personally. 147. To his worship Dr. Ritter von Seiler, mayor of the city of Vienna, etc. [Autograph in the possession of M. Alfred Bovet, of Valentigne--. |
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