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Beethoven's Letters 1790-1826, Volume 2

Note 1 — THIRD PART LIFE'S TROUBLES AND CLOSE. 1823 TO 1827.

Grace Wallace translation

[Footnote 1: We cannot understand what induced Beethoven, who lived in the same house with Schindler, to write to him; but he often did so to persons with whom he could easily have spoken, partly in order to get rid of the matter while it was in his thoughts, and also because he was a great deal from home; that is, going backwards and forwards from one lodging to another, having often several at the same time.]

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