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• Diary entry for 1906-11-02

  ... "wessen sollte sich denn schämen, so meint die Mutter?" ("of what should [she] be ashamed, then? ‒ so thinks her mother."), which now lacks its subject. The mother, brought up in poverty in Deptford, started as a prostitute out of necessity, but has risen ...

• Diary entry for 1913-10-30

  ... . For to make them receptive to my teaching, one would have to drive out their vanity, something which cannot go away without their being subjectively offended. If, however, one wants to avoid this, one must go astray. For there is no path from me to the ...

• Diary entry for 1914-10-22

  ... before, Mama received a visit from my father's sister who, she says, is enjoying a thoroughly active life in spite of her advanced years. In the evening with Floriz and his wife. Unless the subject of thoroughbass comes up, we carry the conversation ...

• Diary entry for 1915-06-06

  ... do not make a good impression. The variety of subject matter did not, unfortunately, also manifest itself with any variety of expression at all. A thoroughly grotesque intermezzo took place when the mother-in-law of the house expressed her joy over ...

• Diary entry for 1915-07-25

  ... to be brought to the middle school in Innsbruck. Here it turned out that the boy received a lower grade in religion, of all subjects. The father went to the professor and expressed his astonishment: he could not understand how a pupil of the Stella ...

• Diary entry for 1915-12-25

  ... the florist's. Postcards to Mama, Wilhelm, and Sophie on the subject of our trip. "Giddyap!", cries the coachman, when he wants to drive his horses to their maximum achievement. Transfer of nervous energy is something that should also not be missing ...

• Diary entry for 1916-01-01

  ... lie is something that I, of course, know best of all, as I had gone into the corridor several times to see if she had come. But no fortress in the world is as strong as the lie of a person of lower rank, who will insist at all times on her subjective ...

• Diary entry for 1916-03-10

  ... /9, [20] from Karpath: for Mittelmann, the implementation of proceedings, viz. the submission of the statement to the police commission, is imminent. To Karpath, letter-card, with thanks. To Hans, Lie-Liechen's subsequent postcard on the subject of "ivory ...

• Diary entry for 1916-12-13

  ... , here – under the rubric "love" – arousing greater interest in audiences than any other subjects (which is why one may actually speak of the "salacious" content in almost all poetic creations), then one must certainly admit that here a kind of sexual ...

• Diary entry for 1918-06-27

  ... the travelling costs to Vienna herself; Lie-Liechen also sends her congratulations and brings up the subject of bread, a milk loaf and coffee, also explaining the misfortune regarding the consignment of the eggs. To Mrs. Pairamall (postcard ...

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