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a , 24.4.1912 Potsdamerstr 50-51.
Dear b,

Having intendinged to write to you last evening, i will do that just now. I have a lovely view into the garden, which looks now very pretty. But the violets are all dead now… First of all many thanks for your letter, I was so glad to get it, and to hear that you like staying in c so much. | There are many people and things, that miss you very much here in d. At first „e“ and „f“. Having the absence of Superintendents. g was lying all day long in the sun in the yard. I am quite sure he felt very lonely. – Then h and I. The other day we had a nice drive in the carriage via Forsthaus – i –, and we | were talking of you. j too is now very unhappy, she told me that there were many questions she would like to ask you. She intended to come to me and to write, but I know that she does not dare. Is she not a little silly? Perhaps she could meet you once in k? I wish to have the two sermons; you would give | them to her, would'nt you? It is a pity to say, but I can´t come in some time! My aunt feels much better now, to-day [sic!] she will go for the first time into the garden, but you see, to-morrow [sic!] is the birthday of l and we shall go to dinner there at 3 o´clock. On Friday I shall probably go to m, it is the birthday of my n. Now o thinks it is | too much pleasure for me! – Last Sunday I had the first „Children´s Service“. I have 9 girls to teach, and I think it is very nice. The other day I called at p and asked her to come to my q in order to get me for the „Old-women – meeting“. She promised to do so, and probably she is coming this afternoon. I am a | little anxious about it. Besides she gave me 3 adresses of old people to go to read something to them. I shall go next week to them. But when my aunt does not like me to go? Am I not very weak? Anyhow I shall do so what you have told me, and I hope to feel a little more satisfied. – Is that not a very long | letter? I must finish now. Let me soon have some few lines again!

r

6 o´clock. It is all settled, I shall go and play at the old-women – meeting.


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aNauen
bTillich, Paul
cBerlin
dNauen
e???, Foeke
f???, Roland
g???, Roland
hZschorsch, Gertrud
iBredow
jZschorsch, Gertrud
kBerlin
lTroll, Onkel
mHavelberg
nSchwester von Elisabeth W.
oTante Berta
pSchwester Meta
qTante Berta
rW., Elisabeth

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USA, Cambridge, MA, Harvard, Harvard Divinity School Library, Tillich, Paul, 1886-1965. Papers, 1894-1974, 649/201(26)
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Nauen - unbekannt
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Brief von Elisabeth W. an Paul Tillich vom 18. April 1912
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Brief von Elisabeth W. an Paul Tillich vom 8. Mai 1912

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Brief von Elisabeth W. an Paul Tillich vom 24. April 1912, in: Paul Tillich, Korrespondenz. Digitale Edition, hg. von Christian Danz und Friedrich Wilhelm Graf. https://tillich-briefe.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/L00305.html, Zugriff am ????.

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