382. To Madame Malwine Tardieu
Weimar, May 29th, 1886
My sight is going, dear friend, and I can no longer write without difficulty.
Cordial thanks for your letter, and farewell till we meet at
Bayreuth, at the performances of Parsifal and Tristan.
Your very affectionate
F. Liszt
I shall be at Bayreuth on the 3rd July—the wedding day of my granddaughter Daniela.
From the 4th to the 18th July my excellent friends the Munkacsys will be my hosts at their castle of Colpach (Luxemburg), whence I shall return to Bayreuth, to stay there till the last performance on the 23rd August.
Would you send me Victor Hugo's "Le theater en liberte"? We will settle our accounts at Bayreuth.
383. To Eduard Reuss