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Wagner as Man & Artist

Note 46 — Chapter I · THE MAN

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"He had it temperament like a watch-spring, easily compressed, but always flying back with redoubled energy," says Pecht, who knew him during the time of his appalling misery in Paris. Glasenapp, Das Leben Richard Wagners, i. 329.

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