The protagonist of this novel describes meeting his love at a ball in (*) Walheim in a letter to his friend, Wilhelm.
The protagonist of this work is terrified after meeting the madman Henry, who gathers nosegays for the Queen of the Netherlands. Another character in this work recalls how his servant was fooling around with his gun when it went off and broke the thumb of a servant-girl. The protagonist of this novel describes meeting his love at a ball in (*) Walheim in a letter to his friend, Wilhelm. The title character of this novel fervently reads the poetry of Ossian to the wife of Albert, nicknamed Lotte. For 10 points, name this novel about a man who kills himself over unrequited love, written by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
The protagonist of this work is terrified after meeting the madman Henry, who gathers nosegays for the Queen of the Netherlands.
The {Sorrows} of {Young Werther} [or {Die Leiden des jungen We}-{rthers}]