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1. 306 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Saturday, 3 February 1883.

   in translation:

   I’m reading Uit mijne gevangenistijd by Fritz Reuter, which is most amusing. The Germans have their...

   in note 6:

   Fritz Reuter was a much-loved popular writer in the tradition of Washington Irving and Charles Dicken...

2. 317 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Tuesday, 20 February 1883.

   in translation:

   ... starting the battle with him while reading Fritz Reuter’s ‘Uit mijn gevangenis’. You may well ...

   ...e kruiden is superb? — and his Hawermann. I think it’s as fine as Knaus and Vautier.Fritz Reuter

   in note 2:

   For Fritz Reuter, Ut mine Festungstid, see letter 306, n. 6. The passages about the privileges in the...

3. 318 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Tuesday, 20 or Wednesday, 21 February 1883.

   in translation:

   ...een decided. A week or so ago I was reading Fritz Reuter’s ‘Uit mijn gevangenistijd’, in which ...

   in note 1:

   For Fritz Reuter, Ut mine Festungstid and the passage meant, see letters 306, n. 6 and 317, n. 2.

4. 330 To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, Sunday, 18 March 1883.

   in translation:

   ... been re-reading ‘Gedroogde kruiden’ by Fritz Reuter with enormous pleasure. It’s just like Kna...

   in note 11:

   For Reuter’s Gedroogde kruiden, see letter 317, n. 3.

5. 354 To Anthon van Rappard. The Hague, on or about Friday, 15 June 1883.

   in translation:

   ... this kind, and can sympathize with Bräsig in Reuter’s Gedroogde kruiden as regards what I think t...

   How beautiful Fritz Reuter’s work is.

   in note 19:

   For Fritz Reuter’s Gedroogde kruiden and the figure of Bräsig, see letters 306, n. 6 and 317, n. 3...

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