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A witty reference to Goethe's well-known passage in the Prologue to Faust:—

"A good man, though in darkness and dismay,

May still be conscious of the proper way."

The words are spoken by the Lord.—TR.

20

There is a wonderful promenade along the banks of the Po, for which Turin is famous, and of which Nietzsche was particularly fond.—TR.

21

The motto of The Case of Wagner.—TR.

22

An opera by Nessler which was all the rage in Germany twenty years ago.—TR.

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