With friendly greetings to your wife, I remain, Yours ever in esteem and sincere attachment,
F. Liszt.
Pest, April 17th, 1874
Accept my best thanks for cancelling my promise to Metzdorff (in regard to the performance of his Symphony).
I agree perfectly, of course, with your desideria fog the Musik- Verein, and hope next year to be able to contribute something towards their realisation.
"In patientia vestra possidebitis animas vestras."
To Kahnt I wrote at once on my return from Pressburg on Monday.
145. To Dom-Capellmeister [Cathedral Conductor] Dr. Franz Haberl in Ratisbon
[This letter, like the subsequent one to Haberl, is a copy of the draft of a letter of Liszt's by Dr. Mirus in Weimar.—Haberl is a distinguished musical scholar (born in 1840).]
[1874?]