Ludwig Tieck

Ludwig Tieck

Summary

Portrait of Ludwig Tieck Ludwig Tieck The Pictures — 4 (1822)

Man is never so superstitious, and so inclined to pay attention to omens, as when the heart is deeply agitated, and a new life is on the point of rising out of the tempest of the feelings. Edward himself did not observe to what a degree the little flower made Sophia present to his mind
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Portrait of Ludwig Tieck Ludwig Tieck The Pictures — 4 (1822)

Habit, said he, becomes a second nature, in good as in evil; and as indolence has hitherto been necessary to my enjoyment, occupation will in future be no less so. But when, when will this golden age of my nobler consciousness really and truly arrive, when I shall be able to view the objects before me and myself with complacency and satisfaction? At present it is only resolutions and sweet hopes that bloom and beckon me on
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