Justus Liebig Munich, July 13, 1861 From Levin Schücking Elvira received three lines dated from Rome: The Lord give thee a time of stillness, warm air, and a quiet heart. The next leaf bears inscriptions from three Vienna authors: _Wenn du dem toten Buchstaben trauest_ If you trust in the lifeless letter, Then, dear girl, most wrong are you. In the eye is the sole true language, In the heart the key thereto. Dr. I. F. Castelli _Um zweierlei bin ich bemüht_ Two things have been worth effort in my eyes— God often sends them both in my life’s span: That he who knows me not my song should prize, And he who knows me should esteem the man. Joseph Weilen _Sei Dichterin in der Welt der Poesie_ Be poetess in the world of poesy, But never poetess in life’s practice be. ’Tis fine when thy rich mind the world bewitches, Yet finer when thy heart a heart enriches. Leopold Feldmann Now a bit of starry sky, sent by the world-renowned director of the observatory at Dorpat: 1925 Feb. 15. True orbit of the double star S Virginis, calculated by J. H. Mädler. Principal star 1836 April 11. Dorpat, in January 1862 All that is great, and all that is beautiful, is truly great and beautiful only by being felt in perceptive hearts. J. H. Mädler Once more a letter from Schiller’s daughter: Greifenstein ob Bonnland, November 27, 1861 Here, honored young lady, is a page of _Theodor Körner’s_ manuscript, which I have been endeavoring to get for you and which I succeeded in obtaining for you day before yesterday. A goodly ornament for your album, and I hasten to dispatch it to you, to afford you this pleasure while it is still _November_. I would gladly have sent it to you on the tenth,[11] but on that dear and sacred day it was not yet in my hands. Begging that you too, as hitherto, will hold me in a friendly remembrance which shall bring us warmly together on every Schiller Day, I am with the deepest regard Yours sincerely Emilie von Gleichen-Russwurm born von Schiller