FRAU EMMA WIEGAND TO PROF. MAX WIEGAND.

FREIBURG, December 19.

Dear Max--The ticket is either in the second or third upper drawer of

the little wardrobe in the dressing-room or in my desk, in the right or

left pigeonhole. I could find it in a minute if I were there. Lina has

great faults, but she is very respectable. I doubt whether you can do

better, and now, just before Christmas, you will not be able to replace

her. You should have put up with her at least a fortnight longer, but

it is none of my business. I hope your cold is better. I am quite well.

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