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• ... sign the contract as it stands without more ado; but a contract remains a contract, but the future must also be taken into account! Accordingly, I propose that perilous phrase be deleted and replaced by the following declaration from me to you: "I ...

• Diary entry for 1909-12-21

  ... most compelling evidence that, even without Greek or Latin, one can make one's way in society, no less to money, family and the like. But who will finally grasp the fact that the achievement of a "journalist" is, accordingly, merely an invalid one ...

• Diary entry for 1911-08-10

  ... the well-being of the organism. Joy is to the body's interior what the sun is to all creatures. It stimulates the blood to circulate, accordingly promotes digestion, which is what ultimately matters in all cases. Recollection by Goldmark about Brahms ...

• Diary entry for 1911-08-22

  ... possible illness. On the other hand, an excessive amount in the stomach certainly represents a danger for health, since it places strain on the organ. Accordingly, nothing is so false as the dietetic golden rule whereby people are recommended to observe ...

• Diary entry for 1911-09-12

  ... go astray in life and fail to grasp how very much they themselves are to blame. It is precisely the duty of the man to give room to the wife for an activity ‒ at best, admittedly, for one that accords with his own goals ‒ and the man who evades ...

• Diary entry for 1911-10-30

  ... world over Bode's characterlessness is accordingly to be smiled at as mere naivety. Far more interesting, though, is the way in which a Viennese attorney has intervened in the legal proceedings with the intention of wanting to provide a service to his ...

• Diary entry for 1911-11-15

  ... , their material interests naturally of their own accord loom so large that he has to leave the serious care only to the geniuses, whom the fatherland produces from time to time. This is why, for example, the Emperor of Austria or Germany might never have ...

• Diary entry for 1912-07-31

  ... able – as a student of philosophy – to gain yet richer advantages from his father’s situation than the father himself. The contact with artists and scholars becomes a personal matter, which helps to increase the acquisition of knowledge. In accordance ...

• Diary entry for 1914-08-03

  ... dasjenige, was ich als Tat bezeichnen möchte u. nachtsüber betätigte sich auch das handelnde Militär. August 3, 1914. Our innkeeper yet again rejects our suggestions concerning our departure, and also the one made by his wife, according to which a wagon with ...

• Diary entry for 1914-08-26

  ... which he was instructed to communicate. But how could I, in spite of my very strongly marked predilection for expecting only the worst in people, have realized that someone invited me for a visit only to communicate a cancellation? Accordingly, I ...

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