[1] A Monsieur
M. le Profr von Schlegel
Chez Lui.
Hotel de Bellevue.
Jan 1st. 1845.
My dear Sir,
I beg to present you with a copy of Donaldsonʼs Greek Theatre as a New yearʼs present, with my best wishes for your health. -
You will see large extracts from your own excellent lecture on the drama, pp. 291 to 480, and Donaldsonʼs observations on [2] the change of scene in Greek comedy and in some of the tragedies of Sophocles, p. 143, will alow, I think, be interesting to you. -
I remain, my dear Sir,
yours sincerely,
James Heywood.
To
Professor von Schlegel.
&c. &c. -
M. le Profr von Schlegel
Chez Lui.
Hotel de Bellevue.
Jan 1st. 1845.
My dear Sir,
I beg to present you with a copy of Donaldsonʼs Greek Theatre as a New yearʼs present, with my best wishes for your health. -
You will see large extracts from your own excellent lecture on the drama, pp. 291 to 480, and Donaldsonʼs observations on [2] the change of scene in Greek comedy and in some of the tragedies of Sophocles, p. 143, will alow, I think, be interesting to you. -
I remain, my dear Sir,
yours sincerely,
James Heywood.
To
Professor von Schlegel.
&c. &c. -
