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            Mr. F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy presents his respects to Miss Rebecka Mendelssohn & is very happy to accept her kind invitation for Wednesday next. Having been obliged to accept a previous engagement for that evening at count Schlippenbach’s he begs to ask the time when he shall be allowed to call upon Miss Rebecka, in order to settle about this affair as soon as possible. As for his friend, Mr. Mendelssohn is sorry to say that he cannot avail himself of Miss Rebeckas kind permission; having been confined in England these late two years Mr. Klingeman shall not be able to leave this country in about a fourtnight, & accordingly he begs to offer his sincere regrets for not being able to wait upon Miss Rebecka at the day she has been pleased to fix.
Tuesday 26th Jan. 30. 103 Gt Portland Street Portland Place          

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