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263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter from Edith Maryon 25 Jul 1920, N/A

Edith Maryon
I got the passport visa without any difficulty; the vice-consul even fetched the second visa from the French consul himself, for which I was really grateful because about 30 people were already waiting on the street under the burning sun. The Arlesheim authorities also issued a return travel permit immediately, so unless something better (or less bad!)
Two Englishwomen and three Englishmen have arrived; they say that Rosenkrantz has had little success so far for our art course, and that people there simply fall asleep, even though there are many who would like to take what we have to give; but they don't realize it, and no one can make it understandable. Today they are visiting the group. Dorothy Pethick is in Linthal, Glarus, and sends a copy of a letter from Mrs.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter from Edith Maryon 17 Sep 1920, N/A

Edith Maryon
Wedgwood apologized and took back what she said; the unsatisfactory thing about it, however, is that she doesn't understand anything about it and doesn't want to hear anything about it, but says it's all a matter between her and Dr.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter from Edith Maryon 09 Nov 1920, N/A

Edith Maryon
She writes that she is trying to preach threefolding to her acquaintances and says that when she explains it to people, they understand much better what it means, like herself, and think they understand through the intellect, because she only understands through intuition.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter from Edith Maryon 26 Feb 1921, N/A

Edith Maryon
This week, we received some rather unpleasant news: a dramatic sketch, performed by students in the evening at the Basel Casino, caricatured (under pseudonyms, of course) the Anthroposophical Society. It was very detailed, not funny but very, very mean, and at times even verging on blasphemy.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter from Edith Maryon 04 Sep 1921, N/A

Edith Maryon
It's a shame! She works well in the areas she understands. I hope this letter will arrive in Stuttgart at the right time, because I assume you will be traveling to Berlin no later than Saturday morning.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter to Edith Maryon 13 Sep 1921, Berlin

Rudolf Steiner
I am very eager to work in the sculpture studio again. That is understandable. The theological course is supposed to begin on the 26th. Until I arrive, I send warm greetings; I hope that everything goes well.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter from Edith Maryon 08 Jan 1922, N/A

Edith Maryon
This morning the cantonal fire brigade association (delegates from the entire canton) visited the construction site under the direction of Mr. Aisenpreis. They thanked us warmly afterwards and said that they were quite satisfied to be properly informed about the matter, and would only like many others to be able to know the same.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter to Edith Maryon 19 Jan 1922, Mannheim

Rudolf Steiner
Of course there was a lot to do in Stuttgart again. But that is a necessity under the current circumstances. There is so much to organize. The people have the best will not to hold many meetings; but what is not done is then still missing.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter to Edith Maryon 31 Jan 1922, Dresden

Rudolf Steiner
The matter goes back to the fact that I did not want Flossy as a mediator for letters and once told her: one must write to me directly. Isn't that how it is to be understood; everything I say always refers to the one specific case. I want accuracy in matters, and the story with the article in the Hibbert Journal proves this.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter from Edith Maryon 12 May 1922, N/A

Edith Maryon
The nine people present have agreed, provided the contribution is not too high; we will have to wait until the municipality announces the cost estimate to see how much it will be. I have said that I believe you will also agree under the same conditions. Mr. v. Mutach will now ask the others if they will join in, and then approach the nine outsiders with the same question.

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