PROF. MAX WIEGAND TO FRAU EMMA WIEGAND.

BERLIN, December 17.

Dear Emma--I must trouble you once more--for the last time. Herr

Palaschke refuses to let the coat go without the ticket, as he has

had several disagreeable experiences which have made it necessary to

be very strict. But where _is_ the ticket? I spent the whole morning

looking for it, and, of course, Lina has not the slightest idea where

it is. She flew into a rage when I found a little fault with her, and

she leaves the house to-morrow. I prefer paying her till the end of

her engagement, and shall also give her a moderate Christmas gift, for

I can not stand such an impertinent person about me.

Well--be so kind as to write me a line telling me where to find the

ticket. I have already taken a severe cold for want of the fur coat.

Hoping that you are well and quite comfortable with your family.

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