Frankl von Hochwart, Ludwig August, doctor, journalist and writer, honorary citizen of Vienna (1810-1894). Two. Letters and One Eigh. ==References== No. 31/2 p. With 1 stamped envelope. I don't know. Formats. 1841-1891. I. Eigh. Letter from the U. "Frankl". 1 p. Double page with address. 4to. (Wohl Wien) 7.I.1841. - To the writer and publicist Adolph Bäuerle, editor of the widely read and long-lasting "Allgemeine Theaterzeitung". Sends a "sheet" whose delivery to Bäuerle was requested. Reminds on this occasion that Bäuerle promised to discuss Frankl's volume "Gedichte" in the theater newspaper in 1840. - II. Eigh. Letter from the U.S. "Ludw. Aug. ==References== 2 p. With stamped envelope. Kl. 8vo. Gmunden 30.VIII.1891. - To an autograph collector in Karlsruhe. "... The letter to be followed does not touch the freedom. ==References== Löwenthal, the husband of Sophien; but the chief editor of the 'Oesterreichische Ztg.' J. Löwenthal, as this also proves at the top of the letter in high pressure. Why the letter after your Mittheilg. 'sang through my hand' is to me after so long a time - you write 'about 30 years ago' - is completely unmemorable to me ... ". Promised to check, after his return from vacation, whether there were still manuscripts of Sophie von Löwenthal [the Platonic lover of Nicolaus Lenau] under his papers. - III. Eigh. Poem m. U. "Ludw. Aug. ==References== 1/2 p. Double leaf. Gr. 8vo. Vienna (probably around 1890). - 2 verses of 4 lines each, without title: "Der du grünend still an Jahren / In dem Leben stehen, / Beware that you do not pass by white hares [!] / mute ...". - A small newspaper clip with Frankl's portrait.