The aristocracy of Vienna, carefully kept at a distance from the political arena by the paternal and y hand of the ie indulged the more readily.
Already in the Convict, before he was 15, he composed, This activity, strange as it must have seemed the other appears to with whom that ne of his friends interesting to "It was him compose.
Very rarely did he use the piano. forte. He: often said that would interrupt the train of Quietly and Tittle tro thoughts. by the ind the sciences. "It serapulmaintained its high traditions, red its ancient lineage, was perhaps the most exclusive coterie in Europe, but within own circle it took life as life came, with as much enjoyment of the finer things as could be got from it such a revolutionary as Scalsfield was' loud in praise of the Viennese aristocrats, whom he deseribed as the most charming in europe. The hospitality with w
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