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            The Third of February. This day is for the science of music and for all these, who revere it, a day of very much consequence. Oh Great Man, who was born on this day, take with kindness my congratulations. The Providence may always protect You, in order that the art may flourish, for You are the greatest artist, who lives at present. I revere the science of music and therefore You also. Read this simple congratulation with the same kindness, which You have always showed to me. It comes from the core of my heart. – With the greatest esteem to You, I write my name:
Alfred Dörffel.          

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