If a German, from hatred of these claims
on the part of a French city, wishes to dress differ-
ently,—as, for example, in the Diirer style,—let
him reflect that he then has a costume which
the of olden times wore, but which the
Germans have not in the slightest degree invented.
on the part of a French city, wishes to dress differ-
ently,—as, for example, in the Diirer style,—let
him reflect that he then has a costume which
the of olden times wore, but which the
Germans have not in the slightest degree invented.
Nietzsche - v07
