I call to mind a hundred little instances of his kindness to me--and (don't be offended) I wish you had sent some other person than myself to represent you at Frankfort.
"He is to be buried here, in two days' time.

I hope you will not consider me negligent of your interest in accepting his brother's invitation to follow him to the grave.

I think it will put me in a better frame of mind, if I can pay the last tribute of affection and respect to my old friend.

When all is over, I will continue the journey to London, without stopping on the road night or day.
"Write to me at London, dear aunt; and give my love to Minna and Fritz--and ask them to write to me also.

I beg my best respects to Mr.
Keller.