Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt — Volume 2 by Richard Wagner;Franz Liszt
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Good heavens, I give you bad blood as well! Why did you ever come
across me? The present of the Princess caused me a smile,--a smile over which I could shed tears. I shall write to her when I have lived through a few more days; then I shall also send you my portrait, with a motto, which might make you feel awkward after all. How are you? Burn this letter: it is godless; but I too am godless. Be you God's saint, for in you alone I still have faith. Yea! yea! and once more yea! Your R. W. January 15th, 1854 Something must be done in London; I will even go to America to satisfy my future creditor; this too I offer, so that I may finish my "Nibelungen." 145. My dearest Franz, I write once more to try whether I can ease my heart a little. Dearest friend, this continual suffering is becoming at last |
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