Isolde ever unwell, and much melancholy arises from that; yet we hope it may prove nothing serious. An unpleasant letter from Herr Unger, who, instead of presenting himself, speaks of the necessity of visiting his mother and his fiancée, and also of an audition before the King. —
Our friend Feustel delivers a speech at the Citizens’ Club, in which he calls the citizens’ attention to the duties that lie before them (at the great performances).
Revised English translation by Jo Cousins [© Jo Cousins | WAGNER Salon]