The street ends abruptly at the railroad where a locomotive trundles incongruously past the end of the road.
Mysticism was pieced on somewhat incongruously to a scholastically accepted theology; the feelings and the intellect were not brought together.
His defence of the principle of freedom of association led him, incongruously enough, to support the religious Congregations against Emile Combes.
To his Leipzig student-days belong also two small plays in Alexandrines, Die Laune des Verliebten, a pastoral comedy in one act, which reflects the lighter side of the poet's love affair, and Die Mitschuldigen (published in a revised form, 1769), a more sombre picture, in which comedy is incongruously mingled with tragedy.
