15/23 He who has seen no Leipzig might be very well off here."[56] His life in Frankfort was, in short, what he himself called it, an exile (_Verbannung_). 179, November 7th, 1768.] [Footnote 55: _Ib._ p. 217.] Among his correspondents was Kaethchen Schoenkopf with whom, as we have seen, he had come to what he thought a satisfactory arrangement before leaving Leipzig. In this correspondence it is the Leipzig student, not the associate of the Fraeulein von Klettenberg, who is before us. |