WeGA, Briefe, Digitale Edition
author: Weber, Carl Maria von
language: en
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Charles Kemble. Esqre.

My Dear Sir!

I hasten to inform you of a misunderstanding which resulted by the inproper and crossing arrangements of Mr Livius. those one hundered Pounds Sterling, mentioned in my last letter to you, are sent by Mr Hawes who is intentioned to perform Euryanthe in the English opera house during the Summer [Eine Einstudierung kam nicht zustande; die Oper erklang in London erstmals 1833 vollständig; vgl. Weberiana 18, S. 145–149.], which I was apprized of, by a Letter of Mr Livius from the 14th of June.

my yourney to Ems near Coblenz, is now fixed; and I shall be there in the middle of July and remain four or fife weeks. the letters with which you may [evtl. m überschrieben aus w für ursprünglich beabsichtigtes will] honor me, will find me there; but the most agreeable surprise were your own arrival, which would gladden me very? heartily.

Let me not in vain nourish this hope and believe me that I am Ever your much obliged and very obedient Servant. CMvW:
Dresden June 30th 1825.