Wagner's Letters

Richard Wagner to Franz Liszt

Undated · Paris

Overview

Exhausted, Wagner announces his arrival in Paris at the Grand Hôtel du Louvre, where he has found a quiet room overlooking the inner courts, and says he expects help from Liszt.

Letter

Dearest Franz,

Tired to death and worn out, I write only to tell you that I have arrived at Paris, and that my address is Grand Hotel du Louvre (No. 364).

In a modest room on the third floor, overlooking the inner courts, I found at last the quiet position which is necessary to me.

I expect help from you. My difficulty is great. In a few days I shall write more calmly.

Source: Project Gutenberg eBook #4234, Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt — Volume 2, No. 253