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            103 Gt Portland StMy dear Sir
Accept my best & sincerest thanks for all your kindness. My friend, Mr. Klingemann, is very happy to accept your invitation for Saturday, and we will take the liberty of calling at Mrs. Laforet’s on Saturday morning 12 o’clock, where we hope to meet you at that time.
By accepting the enclosed little song, & by playing it sometimes with your daughter you will extremely oblige me & do me a great honour. I know very well that it is of no musical value; but as it is written as a recollection of the happy hours I passed with you & your family, I cannot help offering it to you, in expression of any hearty thanks, for the pleasure, for which I am so much indebted to you.
Believe me, my dear Sir
Yours very truly
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
London 16th July 29.          

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