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    letterfronunknoan

    1922

    stephanzweig

    gernbiographer,essayist,shortstoryopolitan,stephan

    zerrayalsofhischaracters,

    phaticallyprobingandbelievable.inthe1930s

    zostranslatedauthorsoftheeravels

    ledhioindia,afrieridrussia.

    boinviennaintoafalyofhyindustrialist,zudiedinaustria,

    franviennauy,and

    hetraveledarriedfriderikevon

    ailin1901,work,a

    lles,appeared.zeknostory

    er,and.zraitsofhonor debalzac,

    charlesdis,andfyodordostoyevsky;heerestedieagsof

    signdfreud,ion.severalof

    zed,thebestknoanunknown

    an,directedbyxophuls1948.

    duringtheyearsatsalzburg,zosuspectthathitlerspersecutionof

    jepersonally,andheneverreveredfrohisparanoia.his

    ea

    britisherica,hesettled

    inbrazil.disillusionedandisolated,zttedsuicidehhissendwifenear

    riodejaneiroonfebruary23,1942.zobiography,theerday,

    ouslythefolloyi

    ininghasalhepsychologicalrepresentationofpersonsandtheirlives.”

    r.,thefaus,hadbeenaountains.

    reagviennaearlyintheing,heboughtahestation,

    andihatithday.

    “fortyohethoughtcalikeaflash.hehergladnorsorryat

    therealisation.hehailedataxi,andskiedthenee.

    hisedthattherehadbeeersabsence,

    besidesoessages.abundleofletters.

    lookingindifferentlyatthese,heopenedoerested

    inthesenders,butlaidasideforthetiabulkypacketaddressedinastrange

    handchair,hedrankhisingtea,fihe

    needacigar,hetuedto

    thereinier.

    itanuscriptratherthananordinaryletter,prisingaupleof

    dozenhastilypennedsheetsinafeninehanding.involuntarilyhe

    exaheenvelopeonighthaveoverlookedavering

    letter.buttherehingofthekind,nosignature,andnosendersaddress

    oherenvelopeors.“strange,”hethought,ashebegahe

    nuscript.thefirstion:“toyou,whohavenever

    knoe.”he,ortoso

    iginarybeinghiscuriositysuddenlyawakened,hereadasfollows:

    ........

    boydiedyesterday.forthreedaysandthreenightsihavebeen

    lihforthisfraillittlelife.duringfortyivehours,

    hefeverofinfluenzabesidehis

    bed.iputldpressesonhisforehead;dayandnight,nightandday,iheld

    hisrestlesslittlehands.thethirdevening,strengthgaveout.eyesclosed

    ybeingausthaveslepton

    thehardstool.an.therehelies,darlingboy,inhis

    narro,justashedied.onlyhiseyeshavebeenclosed,hiswise,darkeyes;

    andhishandshavebeencrossedoverhisbreast.fourdlesarebuing,one

    ateaove;forwhen

    thedlesflicker,shadoheroverhisfadhisclosedlips.

    itlooksasifhisfeaturesstirred,andiuldalstfancythatheisnotdead

    afterall,thatheething

    childishlyloving.butiknohatheisdead;andilookagain,tohope

    oobedisappointed.iknoyboydied

    yesterday.nointheknow

    ;you,enand

    things.onlyyou,e,andihaveneverceasedto

    love.

    ihavelightedafifthdle,andaittingatthetableingtoyou.i

    e

    ooshouldidothatinthisdreadfulhourifnottoyou,whohave

    beenandstillareallinalltoperhapsishallnotbeabletokeself

    plaintoyou.perhapsyoue.headfeelsso

    heavy;telesarethrobbing;lisareag.ithinkistbe

    feverish.influenzaisraginginthisquarter,andprobablyihavecaughtthe

    infeychildinthateadof

    kingshortyself.sotisitseedarkbeforeeyes,and

    perhapsishallnotbeabletofinishthisletter;butishalltryy

    strength,thisoneandonlyti,tospeaktoyou,beloved,toyouwhohave

    neverknoe.

    toyouonlydoiaytellyoueverythingforthefirst

    ti.ishouldlikeyoutoknoylife,ofthatlifehhas

    alhing.butyoushallonly

    kafteriaead,youwillhave

    toansylish

    ldaheend.ifihavetogoonliving,

    ishalltearupthisletterandshallkeepthesilenceihaveal.ifyou

    everholditinyourhands,youyknoanistellingyouher

    lifestory;thestoryofalifeitsfirsttoitslastfully

    nsyans

    nothiherlove,norpassion,nornsolation.ihaveonlyohingto

    askofyou,tha

    ...
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