I sent him thither to visit his grandmother." [Madame Walter, the mother of Madame Pulszky; the lady who had received us with such pleasant hospitality at Vienna, and who had come to reside at Florence, where she lived to a great age much liked and respected.] "Polixena gets handsome and clever; little Garibaldi is to go to school in September next.

I grow old, discontented, insupportable;" [we found him at Pesth many years afterwards no one of the three!]; "a journey to Greece and Italy would certainly do me immense good; but I fear I must give up that plan for the present year, since after a contested election it is a serious thing to spend money for amusement.

In June I shall leave my present lodging and go to the Museum, which stands in a handsome square opposite to the House of Parliament.

Excuse me for my long, long talk; and do not forget your faithful friend, _in partibus infidelium_, "FR.

PULSZKY." * * * * * On the 26th of March, 1870, he writes a letter which was brought to us by his son, the Augustus mentioned in the letter I have just transcribed.
* * * * * "MY DEAR MRS.