I already have Soden too, — unbound, and soon at disposal. I knew the whole catalogue before, through Schulthess. Perhaps the volume with Kaiser Otto at Florence would also be worth reading.
Beyond these, Richard's translations seem to me not uninteresting, as far as the matter goes.
We might also think of Cervantes' tales — I possessed them once myself.
For the rest, I can still help out awhile with my own provision; I'm — reading little.
Best thanks for Iphigenie.
Herewith a present from Strassburg; no pâté de foie gras, though, our God be praised!
Shall we see each other this afternoon, perhaps?
Source: Richard Wagner to Mathilde Wesendonck, trans. William Ashton Ellis (Charles Scribner's Sons, 1905), No. 41