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Diary entry for 1932-11-18
... -Liechen to provide an account of my successes abroad. In short, even at this hour he does not desist from his old journalistic tricks; it is almost as if he would like to write an article himself – he continues to give me a pat on the back. Everything stems ...
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Diary entry for 1914-10-19
... Mrs. Deutsch, who has for once finally found something to truly enjoy after her fashion, as she paid a mere 1.26 Krone for a truly excellent midday meal. I believe that this "success in her activity" gave her more pleasure than the increase in her ...
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Diary entry for 1915-09-26
... to its maritime successes, but only to assumptions, contrary to international law, which have already encountered the disfavor even of the American government. It is thus not logical for the American government if, in spite of itself being blamed for ...
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Diary entry for 1917-02-05
... form of a portfolio of its own. I tell him that I approve of his plan but admit that I hold out as little hope for success as the originator of the attempt himself. In a tactful way, I also gave him to understand that I am only going along with his plan ...
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Diary entry for 1928-07-25
... succession of three spondees and one can measure how arduous for the tongue the succession of six such syllables would be. Of course, if such difficulty is required for the sense, then the spondees are the proper means of expression. The version "mehre" is ...
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Diary entry for 1936-07-28
... a young fermenting wine, as if these youths were innocently and unconsciously the material and the means of a becoming. And only because I know that they are all screaming for income and quick success, it rings unpleasantly in my ears. Does – could ...
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Diary entry for 1913-04-11
... – indeed more than that, even works of major importance. Thus the first farce concerns the successful Rembrandt forgery, whereby the art dealer and the privy councilor are obviously taken from an incident that occurred in Berlin. The title of the first ...
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Diary entry for 1929-10-16
... entangled in dissonances that he clearly seeks. The attractive ideas cannot disguise the fact that here is a talent at the point of failure; the straight path is no longer accessible, and so a new path is taken, one that promises more success – it would even ...
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Diary entry for 1898-10-01
... 's success with the public, briefly outlining the plot. The basis for Schenker's comments is unclear: did they come from a detailed newspaper report; or is this entry misdated and did he write it after reading the text in 1899? (98) Ein zwar wahres ...
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Diary entry for 1912-09-27
... from them, and they basically are little troubled by that, too. On the contrary, my efforts to instruct will certainly not be successful in the space of an hour, if one considers the primitive intellectual state of the audience. Those gentlemen who ...