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Clotilde Apponyi to May Wright Sewall 3

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Clotilde Apponyi to May Wright Sewall 3

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EBERHARD POZSONY MEGYE

June the 17th

My dear Mrs. Sewall:

I really cannot tell you what a severe disappointment it was for me, when I read your letter, saying you could not come here now. It is too bad, when you where so near, to have been obliged to hurry back to home. We were all looking forward with so much pleasure to have you here for a good long visit.

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What are you doing now? Going back to Amerika from Italy, or are you coming this way? - We are at Eberhard till the middle of July, then we are going to the seaside,to Westend, near Oslend in Belgium; we shall arrive there on July the 21 for four weeks.

I was awfully sorry not to go to Rome in May, but after the bad influenza I

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had in winter I must be very careful not to take cold and I am also very easily tired. I was at Budapest the other day and Miss Bosenbey told me all about your work at Rome. Those days there must have been very interesting.

I hope we shall have a better summer this year, but till now it is rather cold, and windy.

George is still at Budapest, but he shall have finished

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his examination next Saturday and then he shall join us. Do write a few words to say what you are going to do, and where you are going to.

My husband, Mdlle Reiny the children all wish to be remembered to you. I send you my best love.

Affectionatly yours

Clotilde Apponyi

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