Liszt in Prague and a Jeweler’s Mistaken Arrest
The article recounts Liszt visiting Prague after summer travel, aiding a destitute old pianist, and earning fame as his talents circulate. A Jeweler wrongfully detains a man selling diamonds, later cleared when Liszt proves ownership, and Liszt’s marriage to the jeweler’s daughter is described amid celebratory concerts.
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