Singer, Hans Wolfgang, b. 1867 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 284
ties of this manner overstrained him andmade him melancholy, which was by naturehis inclination anyway, and he husbanded hisaffairs badly; besides, he married a Roman, bywhom he had many children. Therefore hedrifted into straitened circumstances, althoughhis works had been paid for dearly. Thus… … W 5 p kj ADAM ELSHEIMER 215 Elsheimer was put into the debtors prison, whereagain he did not help himself out of his troublesby means of work, as would have been no morethan just and proper for him to do, but fretteduntil he fell fairly ill. And though he wasliberated, he soon thereafter was…
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