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Erz�hlende Schriften Von Arthur Schnitzler, Vol. 3: Der Weg Ins Freie (Classic Reprint): Der Weg Ins Freie (Classic Reprint)

Erz�hlende Schriften Von Arthur Schnitzler, Vol. 3: Der Weg Ins Freie (Classic Reprint): Der Weg Ins Freie (Classic Reprint)

          
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Excerpt from Erz�hlende Schriften von Arthur Schnitzler, Vol. 3: Der Weg ins Freie

Er stand am Fenster und blickte hinaus. Druben der Park war ziemlich leer. Auf einer Bank sa� eine alte Frau, die eine altmodische Mantille mit schwarzen Glasperlen um hatte. Ein Kinderm�dchen spazierte vorbei, einen Knaben an der Hand, ein anderer, ganz kleiner, in Husarenuniform, mit angeschnalltem S�bel, eine Pistole im G�rtel, lief voran, blickte stolz um sich und salutierte einem Invaliden, der rauchend des Weges kam. Tiefer im Garten, um den Kiosk, sa�en wenige Leute, die Kaffee tranken und Zeitung lasen. Das Laub war noch ziemlich dicht, und der Park sah bedr�ckt, verstaubt und im ganzen viel sommerlicher aus, als sonst in sp�ten Septembertagen. Georg st�tzte die Arme aufs Fensterbrett, beugte sich vor und betrachtete den Himmel. Seit dem Tode seines Vaters hatte er Wien nicht verlassen, trotz vieler M�g lichkeiten, die ihm offen standen. Er hatte mit Felician auf das Sch�nsteinsche Gut fahren konnen; Frau Ehrenberg hatte ihn in einem liebensuurdigcn Briefin den Auhof eingeladen; und zu einer Radtour durch Karnten und Tirol, wie er sie langsr plante, und zu der er sich allein nicht entschlie�en konnte, h�tte er leicht einen Gef�hrten gefunden. Aber er blieb lieber in Wien und vertrieb sich die Zeit mit dem Durch blattern und dem Ordnen von alten F amilienpapieren. Er fand Erinnerungen bis zu seinem Urgro�vater, Anastasius von Wergenthin, der aus der Rh_eingegend stammte und dd$�i Heirat mit einem Fr�ulein Recco iii - den Besitz eines alten l�ngst unbewohnbaren Schlo� chens bei Bozen gekommen war. Auch Dokumente zur Geschichte von Georgs Gro�vater waren vor handen, der im Jahre 1866 als Artillerieoberst vor Chlum gefallen war. Dessen Sohn, Felicians und Georgs Vater, hatte sich wissenschaftlichen, haupt s�chlich botanischen Studien gewidmet und in Inns bruck das Doktorat der Philosophie abgelegt. Als Vierundzwanzigjahriger lernte er ein junges M�dchen kennen aus alter �sterreichischer Beamtenfamilie, das sich, vielleicht mehr um den engen und beinahe arm lichen Zust�nden ihres Hauses zu entfliehen, als aus innerstem Beruf, zur S�ngerin ausgebildet hatte. Der Freiherr von Wergenthin sah und horte sie zum ersten Male im Winter in einer Konzertauff�hrung der Missa solemnis und schon im Mai darauf wurde sie seine Frau. Im zweiten Jahre der Ehe kam Felician, im dritten Georg zur Welt. Drei Jahre sp�ter begann die Baronin zu kr�nkeln und wurde von den �rzten nach dem S�den geschickt. Da die Heilung auf sich warten lie�, wurde der Haushalt in Wien aufgel�st, und so fugte es sich, da� der Freiherr mit den Seinen durch viele Jahre eine Art von Hotel und Wander leben f�hren mu�te. Ihn selbst f�hrten Gesch�fte und Studien manchmal nach Wien, die S�hne aber Verlie�en ihre Mutter beinahe niemals. Man lebtein Sizilien, in Rom, in Tunis, in Korfu, in Athen, in Malta, in Meran, an der Riviera, zuletzt in Florenz; keineswegs auf gro�em Fu�, aber doch standesgem��; und nicht so sparsam, da� nicht ein guter Teil des freiherrlichen Verm�gens allm�hlich aufgezehrt' worden ware.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780260267030
  • Publisher: Forgotten Books
  • Publisher Imprint: Forgotten Books
  • Language: German
  • ISBN-10: 0260267031
  • Publisher Date: 24 Apr 2018
  • Binding: Hardback

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