[1] I would not find a moment till now even for answering your kind note, and am afraid I shall not see my sweetest M.[inna] all this day. We dine at the French Amb[assador]ʼs country home, as it is two leagues from the town, it will take up a great deal of time.
Mrs. Bernh[ardi] invites you for to morrow afternoon at 6 oʼclock, I shall come there as soon as I get away from Count Stadion where I dine, and then we will stay there all the evening.
I must leave my lodging to day which puts me in the greatest confusion. I am quite drowned in books and papers. To morrow in the forenoon I hope to see you a moment. As to the walk in the Prater weʼll then agree about it. I must give up many parties of pleasure, in order not to offend number of people, to whom I owe the politeness of a last visit.
God bye!
Thursday at 2 o clock [12. Mai 1808].
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Mrs. Bernh[ardi] invites you for to morrow afternoon at 6 oʼclock, I shall come there as soon as I get away from Count Stadion where I dine, and then we will stay there all the evening.
I must leave my lodging to day which puts me in the greatest confusion. I am quite drowned in books and papers. To morrow in the forenoon I hope to see you a moment. As to the walk in the Prater weʼll then agree about it. I must give up many parties of pleasure, in order not to offend number of people, to whom I owe the politeness of a last visit.
God bye!
Thursday at 2 o clock [12. Mai 1808].
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