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28. Hell.
— Von Frl. Violin (K.): dankt u. bittet um Nachricht über unser Befinden.
— An „Mozart “
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von Haas; Storm – Lie-Liechen liest alte Zeitungen.
— Nach der Jause Spaziergang, Einkauf.
— Abends Kurzschluß: dunkel im ganzen Haus.
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© Transcription Marko Deisinger.
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28, bright.
— From Miss Violin (postcard): she thanks us, and asks for news about our health.
— [Work] onMozart by Haas
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; Storm – Lie-Liechen reads old newspapers.
— After teatime, a walk, shopping.
— In the evening, a short circuit: darkness throughout the house.
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© Translation William Drabkin.
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28. Hell.
— Von Frl. Violin (K.): dankt u. bittet um Nachricht über unser Befinden.
— An „Mozart “
1
von Haas; Storm – Lie-Liechen liest alte Zeitungen.
— Nach der Jause Spaziergang, Einkauf.
— Abends Kurzschluß: dunkel im ganzen Haus.
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© Transcription Marko Deisinger.
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28, bright.
— From Miss Violin (postcard): she thanks us, and asks for news about our health.
— [Work] onMozart by Haas
1
; Storm – Lie-Liechen reads old newspapers.
— After teatime, a walk, shopping.
— In the evening, a short circuit: darkness throughout the house.
—
© Translation William Drabkin.
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Footnotes
1 Robert Haas, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Potsdam: Athenaion, 1933).
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