Autograph letter signed, dated : Port Marly May 30 1844, to [George Sand], 1844 May 30.

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Autograph letter signed, dated : Port Marly May 30 1844, to [George Sand], 1844 May 30.

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Saying that he only returned to Paris for a few hours so as not to miss that miserable mad concert, that he missed seeing her at Place d'Orléans, that he goes next to Lyon, Marseille, and Bordeaux, that if she is still in Nohant in August they could resume their project of a festival at Châteauroux, and asking her to tell Chopin that he sympathizes very warmly with his sadness.

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Pierpont Morgan Library.

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Sand, George, 1804-1876

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