ater on one moves through these books, again and again, with the same astonishment and that they lose none of their wonderful power and relinquish none of the overwhelming enchantment that they had the first time one read them.

　　one just comes to enjoy them more and more, becomes more and more grateful, and somehow better and simpler in one's vision, deeper in one's faith in life, happier and greater in the way one lives.

　　and later on, you will have to read the wonderful book of the fate and yearning of marie grubbe, and jacobsen's letters and journals and fragments, and finally his verses which (even if they are just moderately well translated) live in infinite sound. (for this reason i would advise you to buy, when you can, the lovely complete edition of jacobsen's works, which contains all of these. it is in three volumes, well translated, published by eugen diederichs in leipzig, and costs, i think, only five or six marks per volume.)

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