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Evening, Château d'Oex, candle-light.

       Boltigen, August 7th, evening.

       Wimmis, the 8th.

       Weissenburg, August 8th.

       Wyler, evening.

       Wyler, the 9th, morning.

       Evening, at Untersee.

       August 10th.

       The 11th.

       Lauterbrunnen, August 13th, 1831.

       The 14th, ten o'clock in the forenoon.

       Grindelwald, evening.

       On the Faulhorn, August 15th.

       Hospital, August 18th.

       Fluelen, August 19th.

       Sarnen, the 20th.

       Engelberg, August 23rd, 1831.

       Afternoon.

       August 24th.

       Lucerne, August 27th, 1831.

       Righi Culm, August 30th, 1831.

       Schwytz, August 31st.

       Wallenstadt, September 2nd.

       Sargans, September 3rd, noon.

       St. Gall, the 4th.

       Lindau, September 5th.

       Munich, October 6th, 1831.

       Munich, October 18th, 1831.

       Paris, December 19th, 1831.

       Paris, December 20th, 1831.

       Paris, December 28th, 1831.

       Paris, January 11th, 1832.

       Paris, January 14th, 1832.

       Paris, January 21st, 1832.

       Paris, February 4th, 1832.

       Paris, February 13th, 1832.

       Paris, February 21st, 1832.

       Paris, March 15th, 1832.

       The 17th.

       Paris, March 31st, 1832.

       London, April 27th, 1832.

       May 11th.

       May 18th.

       Norwood, Surrey, May 25th.

       London, June 1st.

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      Last year a paragraph was inserted in the newspapers, requesting any one who possessed letters from Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy to send them to Professor Droysen, or to myself, with the view of completing a selection from his correspondence which we contemplated publishing. Our design in this was twofold.

      In the first place, we wished to offer to the public in Mendelssohn's own words, which always so truly and faithfully mirrored his thoughts, the most genuine impression of his character; and secondly, we thought that the biographical elements contained in such a correspondence, might be of infinite use in the compilation of a memoir—which we reserve for a future day—and serve as its precursor and basis.

      There are difficulties, however, opposed to the immediate fulfilment of our original purpose to its full extent; and at present it is impossible to decide when these can be removed.

      I have, therefore, formed the resolution to carry out my plan in the meantime within more circumscribed limits, but which leaves me unfettered.

      On Mendelssohn's return from his first visit to England, in the year 1829, he came to Berlin for a short time to attend a family festivity, and thence in 1830 proceeded to Italy, returning through Switzerland to France, and in the beginning of 1832 visiting England for the second time.

      This period, which to a certain degree forms a separate section of his life, and which, through the vivid impressions it made, assuredly exercised an important influence on Mendelssohn's development (we may mention that he was only one-and-twenty at the commencement of his journey), supplies us with a number of letters addressed to his parents,


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