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grubstlodger 's review for:
The Sorrows of Young Werther
by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Werther’s love is both ludicrous and magnificent, his sufferings both ego-centric idiocy and intensely painful and his suicide is both glorious and sordid. It is sentimental stretched to the sublime.
I found the book a memorable experience, but like the sand that Lotte kept slipping into her letters, not without irritation.
I found the book a memorable experience, but like the sand that Lotte kept slipping into her letters, not without irritation.