Finger Eleven - Last Scene Of Struggling

You can, of course, give a discount on the fact that the appearance of a healthy person sometimes annoys the patient, and in this case, Bulov only unwittingly showed ungratefulness unusual for him. Nevertheless, one has to admit that Liszt’s circle of loyal friends narrowed inexorably. How advantageous the contrast is the human nature of Liszt himself, when, having already left Hanover, he wrote to Bulow: “I rarely experienced a feeling similar to that which gripped me while reading your letter. My troubles are not less than yours, but they are only enclosed in a more attractive frame and cannot break me thanks to my plebeian health. My greatest desire is to bring together our common “great troubles”. United, they would no doubt turn into a treasure more worthy of envy than millions of Rothschilds. ”