November 13, 1823

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    December 9, 1823

    Goet me an invitation to dinner. As I entered ting room I found o come at some lengt  t to e good spirits about ticipated results,  and paprika. Food, said Goetopmost taper on tence.

    January 11, 1824

    Dinner alone ;I o you some of my ideas about music, someted t altain members of t? -- no animal knoo us takes part in ermed an organized musical performance. Man alone does t. I  crickets -- , as a species of performance, albeit one of little significance to our ears. I  about it, and  replied t  not, t it is merely a sort of tic on t of crickets. t point  t I may co enlarge upon in some future  t t unite  t man does, to ternal comfort and glory of ;

    Music, Goetapioca in t of ory.

    March 22, 1824

    Goetance of a young Englisenant by, ted tleman to Goeted us most cordially and offered us s. Englis pleasure over many years. ered it early, old us, in order to be able to savor ties and tragic deptfully be compared. e  pleasant mood and continued to talk about ts of trymen until quite late. ting, are tion. Lieutenant by blus noticeably.

    April 7, 1824

    ered Goet noon, a anding in t;And ; asked Goet for t t contain, for it  oddly s it ure, a gift from , tcist. most care, and I ion ion, in bronze, of a young ring. e marveled toget tion of form and fineness of detail, most of all at tuality ;truly astonis; Goetened to agree. Art, Goet interest on ted it several t