I have no words for how awesome this is. I have tears in my eyes.
I mean, I live in a free city outside of Prussian territory, but that's never stopped anyone before.
One about what's his name, the Italian has-been
Oh nooo! Awww, poor Algarotti, doomed to being an obscure footnote in the stories of Fritz and Voltaire/Émilie. I love how you worked that in. I love you worked SO MANY things in.
Some novel called "Henri and the Beautiful Marwitz: An Education for Today's Youth".
AHAHAHAHAAA
OH FRITZ
Still waiting for this manuscript to turn up.
why Heinrich ? I've seen pictures.
F2: Sometimes I wonder about you, FrankfurtHans.
Lehndorff, who hopefully doesn't follow this, would beg to differ. :P This is SO GREAT.
I like my royals fictional. Or constitutionally fenced in. You-know-who is neither.
With you on that, F2. I like mine 200+ years dead and mostly fictional. :P
You're writing in German. Which means you're totally safe. He's never going to read a single line of your stuff.
LOL FOREVER
FrankfurtHans: *uploads "Shakespeare Rocks" Manifesto, "The German Novel: A Primer" Manifesto, "French Drama: Ancient and Outdated" Manifesto* , *German Poetry: A Model of Our Own* Manifesto*
O.M.G. Way to have your friend's back! (And I do mean that literally and not sarcastically: this is a guaranteed way to ensure complete safety of all German literature from Fritz's, I mean Alcibiades', eyes.)
"French Drama: Ancient and Outdated" Manifesto*"
The only thing that comes to mind is "Them's fightin' words."
Also, the Alcibiades to Voltaire's Socrates, that was another total gem.
Okay, I *really* need to get back to Heinrich correspondence--getting closer!--but then I will go catch up on comments.
Re: The Very Secret Chat Transcripts: The Sequel
I mean, I live in a free city outside of Prussian territory, but that's never stopped anyone before.
One about what's his name, the Italian has-been
Oh nooo! Awww, poor Algarotti, doomed to being an obscure footnote in the stories of Fritz and Voltaire/Émilie. I love how you worked that in. I love you worked SO MANY things in.
Some novel called "Henri and the Beautiful Marwitz: An Education for Today's Youth".
AHAHAHAHAAA
OH FRITZ
Still waiting for this manuscript to turn up.why Heinrich ? I've seen pictures.
F2: Sometimes I wonder about you, FrankfurtHans.
Lehndorff, who hopefully doesn't follow this, would beg to differ. :P This is SO GREAT.
I like my royals fictional. Or constitutionally fenced in. You-know-who is neither.
With you on that, F2. I like mine 200+ years dead and mostly fictional. :P
You're writing in German. Which means you're totally safe. He's never going to read a single line of your stuff.
LOL FOREVER
FrankfurtHans: *uploads "Shakespeare Rocks" Manifesto, "The German Novel: A Primer" Manifesto, "French Drama: Ancient and Outdated" Manifesto* , *German Poetry: A Model of Our Own* Manifesto*
O.M.G. Way to have your friend's back! (And I do mean that literally and not sarcastically: this is a guaranteed way to ensure complete safety of all German literature from Fritz's, I mean Alcibiades', eyes.)
"French Drama: Ancient and Outdated" Manifesto*"
The only thing that comes to mind is "Them's fightin' words."
Also, the Alcibiades to Voltaire's Socrates, that was another total gem.
Okay, I *really* need to get back to Heinrich correspondence--getting closer!--but then I will go catch up on comments.