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            Brunswick. Thursday morning Septer 4 Dear Sir. – I should not have intruded the inclosed notes upon you at so busy a time, had not Klingemann told me that he has written to you to keep tickets for me for tomorrow the Festival: & as I have made a rather long journey to enjoy a pleasure long expected, & do not know the way of the place – I have not taken any steps to provide Myself till I hear from you. If the affair, however, has been forgotten – I beg that I may not add to your occupations in any way – but will endeavour, if you will favour with me a line, to do the best, I can, in securing places. I should be much the best pleased, if I might be treated by you not as a stranger but as a lover of your art – that is, wholly without ceremony.
Very respectfully Yrs Henry F. Chorley.          

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