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Excerpt from The Life and Times of Georg Joachim Goschen, Vol. 2 of 2: Publisher and Printer of Leipzig, 1752 1828
Schiller had acknowledged his deep obligation to his liberal paymaster who had sometimes surprised him by' spontaneous generosity of treatment, -who, in moments of stress and sickness, however much crippled financially himself, had always come to the rescue, so that with expressions of deep gratitude the poet had declared that he would regard the publisher's interests as inseparable from his own, and had hoped for lifelong co-operation. We must remember the intimate personal relations, the comrade ship, of the early years, when both were struggling beginners each in his own Sphere, the happy, ex change of pleasant visits, their colloquies as married men, while their wives seemed to bind even yet closer the ties of intimate friendship! And yet they fell out!
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