MY VERY DEAR SISTER,--

We suffered much from heat in the course of our journey, and the dust

constantly dried us up so impertinently that we should have been choked,

or died of thirst, if we had not been too sensible for that. For a whole

month past (say the Milanese) there has been no rain here; to-day a

slight drizzle began, but the sun has now come out again, and it is once

more very warm. What you promised me (you well know my meaning, you

kind creature!) don't fail to perform, I entreat. I shall be indeed very

grateful to you. I am at this moment actually panting from the heat--I

tear open my waistcoat! Addio--good-bye!

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