• Elisabeth Wilhelmine van Nuys to August Wilhelm von Schlegel

  • Place of Dispatch: Wien GND · Place of Destination: Wien GND · Date: 21.05.1808
Edition Status: Single collated printed full text with registry labelling
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  • Sender: Elisabeth Wilhelmine van Nuys
  • Recipient: August Wilhelm von Schlegel
  • Place of Dispatch: Wien GND
  • Place of Destination: Wien GND
  • Date: 21.05.1808
  • Notations: Absendeort erschlossen.
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  • Provider: Sächsische Landesbibliothek - Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden
  • OAI Id: 335976727
  • Bibliography: Krisenjahre der Frühromantik. Briefe aus dem Schlegelkreis. Hg. v. Josef Körner. Bd. 1. Der Texte erste Hälfte. 1791‒1808. Bern u.a. ²1969, S. 545‒546.
  • Incipit: „[1] [Vienna] May 21/[180]8
    My sad pressentiment – might it deceive me this time and I be so happy to see my [...]“
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  • Provider: Sächsische Landesbibliothek - Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden
  • OAI Id: APP2712-Bd-7
  • Classification Number: Mscr.Dresd.App.2712,B,22,4
  • Number of Pages: 2 S. auf Doppelbl., hs. m. Paraphe
  • Format: 20,3 x 12,6 cm
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[1] [Vienna] May 21/[180]8
My sad pressentiment – might it deceive me this time and I be so happy to see my worthy friend once more before his departure!
At every event D[ea]rest S[chlegel] accept kindly and friendly the little book Y[ou]r M[inna] worked for you; surely you soon ʼill discover its beeing mixed with a part of herself and – what a grape signifies? – you know the name of that to whom Ms N[uy]s love letters [2] were directed – I dare say no more to nigth some hope remaining yet – though a request of Har[riot] she begs to give to Miss St[aël] the little remembrance only on the road and to led her guess the name. God bless you! Soon you hear more of
Y[ou]r S[incere] F[riend]
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[1] [Vienna] May 21/[180]8
My sad pressentiment – might it deceive me this time and I be so happy to see my worthy friend once more before his departure!
At every event D[ea]rest S[chlegel] accept kindly and friendly the little book Y[ou]r M[inna] worked for you; surely you soon ʼill discover its beeing mixed with a part of herself and – what a grape signifies? – you know the name of that to whom Ms N[uy]s love letters [2] were directed – I dare say no more to nigth some hope remaining yet – though a request of Har[riot] she begs to give to Miss St[aël] the little remembrance only on the road and to led her guess the name. God bless you! Soon you hear more of
Y[ou]r S[incere] F[riend]
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