As for referring again, till leave by word or letter--you will see--

And very likely, the tone of this letter even will be

misunderstood--because I studiously cut out all vain words, protesting

&c.:--No--will it?

I said, unadvisedly, that Saturday was taken from me ... but it was

dark and I had not looked at the tickets: the hour of the performance

is later than I thought. If to-morrow does not suit you, as I infer,

let it be Saturday--at 3--and I will leave earlier, a little, and all

will be quite right here. One hint will apprise me.

God bless you, dearest friend.

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