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            35 Bury Street St James. My dear Sir
Accept my best & sincere thanks for the kindness you have shown me in lending me the score of Handels „Dixit Dominus“ of which I have now finished the copy I intended making. It gave me a true delight in looking over its beauties, for I think this work one of the most energetic & sublime of the great composer. I shall always feel indebted to you for having thus procured me the lasting enjoyment of such a master-piece.
I am, my dear Sir yours very truly
F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy.
Nov. 7th 1829          

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