III.

But another mystery about the loved and lost master, which I longed to

have revealed, would not let me leave the city. In the afternoon I

sought Boehner, and asked him to walk with me. As soon as we had alluded

to the one subject that bound us together, I requested him to tell me,

what had not yet been given to the world, the details of Schumann's

insanity and death.

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