I have spent in the country. Enjoined by my intelligent physician to spare my hearing as much as possible, I have been almost encouraged by him in my present natural disposition, though, hurried away by my fondness for society, I sometimes suffered myself... The Tone Masters: Beethoven and Bach - Side 174av Charles Barnard - 1871Uten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
| Charles Barnard - 1871 - 272 sider
...must tend to cause me to be misconceived. From recreation in the society of my fellow-creatures, from the pleasures of conversation, from the effusions...not distinguish a sound ! Such circumstances brought ine to the brink of despair, and had well nigh made me put an end to my life : nothing but my art held... | |
| George Titus Ferris - 1878 - 266 sider
...world, I dare not venture into society more than absolute necessity requires. I am obliged to live as an exile. If I go into company, a painful anxiety comes...circumstances brought me to the brink of despair, and had wellnigh made me put an end to my life : nothing but my art held my hand. Ah ! it seemed to me impossible... | |
| George Titus Ferris - 1887 - 366 sider
...world, I dare not venture into society more than absolute necessity requires. I am obliged to live as an exile. If I go into company, a painful anxiety comes...circumstances brought me to the brink of despair, and had well-nigh made me put an end to my life — nothing but my art held my hand. Ah ! it seemed to me impossible... | |
| George Titus Ferris - 1895 - 282 sider
...necessity requires. I am obliged to live as an exile. If I go into company, a painful anxiety conies over me, since I am apprehensive of being exposed...circumstances brought me to the brink of despair, and had wellnigh made me put an end to my life : nothing but my art held my hand. Ah ! it seemed to me impossible... | |
| Franz Hoffmann - 1904 - 136 sider
...fondness for society, I have allowed myself to be drawn into it. But how humiliating it was when one beside me could hear at a distance a flute that I could not hear, or a shepherd singing, and I could not distinguish a sound! Such things brought me to the verge of despair,... | |
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