...are fled." But, lonely as he now Ss in the world of genius it could be less justly said of him thari of any other man, that he, . -. •*..••. ' neglected...his prince, who esteems him the first man on earth t and caressed by all the ladies of Germany, to whose reasonable service he has devoted himself from...

...can boast of so long and brilliant a career. At once a man of genius and a man of the world, Gb'the has made his way as an accomplished courtier no less than as a great poet. He hps spent in Weimar more than one half of his prolific life, the object of enthusiastic admiration...

...could be less justly said of him than of any other man, that he, " neglected and oppress'd, Wish'd to be with them, and at rest ;" — for no living...as a great poet. He has spent in Weimar more than one-half of his prolific life, the object of enthusiastic admiration to his countrymen ; honoured by...

...less justly said of him than of any other man, that he, — — __ " neglected and oppress'd, Wish'd to be with them, and at rest ;" — for no living...as a great poet. He has spent in Weimar more than one-half of his prolific life, the object of enthusiastic admiration to his countrymen ; honoured by...

...Wish'd to be with them, and at rest ;" — for no living author, at least of Germany, can boast of BO long and brilliant a career. At once a man of genius...as a great poet. He has spent in Weimar more than one-half of his prolific life, the object of enthusiastic admiration to his countrymen ; honoured by...