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* I<N • «»• The Decease Papers Of Johann...
result " represents of our the social fate relations of thousands Hundreds of women of our , and sex is sink tlie and necessary _perish
. to in break a similar from lot this , while miserable through existence a whole . " generation After a hardl few months y one dares she
music returned and to teaching her parents the ' same house art , . where But she in sp lived ite of quietl herself y , stud , peop ying le
would crowd around herand lovers of art courted her acquaintance . Thus she was chosen to , conduct the performance of classic music which
reflected already mentioned the grief . produced Sitting at by the her piano _bittsr been , with and taken her lonel for large y fate marble eyes , bent , bust
in-Even tentl movement y when upon with the in music her a powerful features , she mi bespoke touch ght have she an began interest to in strike what a the surrounded chords . ,
no crystal her , ( an shade artist surrounde performing d him , she , " ) used and to onl say y when , " oug she ht performed to feel as those if a
genius parts flexible , which face a g . low bear In of conformity insp as it iration were with would the this full pass . was stamp over her of this mode the otherwise composer of speech in ' s - ,
short Soon , abrupt however , expressing she was onl to y experienc what was e a necessary change . , when in the nu- .
merous , circle of her , friends she met the man whose great talents and noble character dispelled the cold indifference in which her
friendshi whole being which seemed based wrapt Lip esteem . They and met regard often rendered and formed their a upon
intercourse p , agreeable on both sides . Ten years had elapsed man since whose her first mind unhappy was congenial marriage to , when her own she , and became this match united prove to the d
indeed On a a beautiful happy one summer . morning , Dr . and Frau Kinkel start for
their beams enjoy wedding the lovel the y tri scenery p ivy . - They clad of ruins the are Rhine on and board i castle the a steamer s setting which , sun from peep sheds which out his of they last the
forests upon and vineyards that border the shores , when in anticipation must of coming when events all the this poet loveliness remarks aroun to d his us wife will : " sink A day in
dust before come the wrath of people rising in revolution . ' A new edition of Sallet's poems had just been published ; Dr . Kinkel
opened the book and read the " Romance of a German Wife , " who bids on the her day husband when the whom people she destroyed loves and the who hateful is nearl bulwark y overcome of tyranny with ,
grief in parting from , her , go and perform his holy duty . Sallet concludes with these words :
"B And y Also him should stands who the writes young call these soun and d lines fair for to , the a day "wife strife ;
She toowill never hid him * Stay . " , , " Johanna" said Kinkel to his wife , " you _woiild not bid me
, stay behind at such a call ? " ..
Johanna Kinke3x 29ft
JOHANNA KINKE 3 X 29 ft
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1859, page 299, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011859/page/11/
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