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Is that so? He’s written to me as well.
GEND:
He seems to be quite an active gentleman.
RNH:
(With a short glance at Ebenwald) Listen, Bernhardi,
GENDE
your Institute would make a favour aquisition in Hill.
Then he must have developed brilliantly in Graz. So
long as he was in Vienna he was considered a very
incompetent customer.
By whom?
By you for instance. And we all know to whom he owes
his call to Graz. Certain lnfluences from above were
responsible.
Well, it’s no distance to him that he cure a Prince.
I don't Zeame him for that. But a whole career should not
be dependent on one such instance. As regards his
contributions to science.,.....
Excuse me, on that point I am the most competent to
speak. He has published some excellent treatises.
May be. In any case I see that I must draw the conclusion
from all this that you, yourself, would rather propose
Hill as your sucessor than your contant and pupil
Wenger.
TUGEND:
Wenger is too young. I am convinced that he himself does