With regard to your communication to the Princess, I assure you again that as soon as and as often as it is possible for me to do you a service, as certainly shall it be done.
Kindest greetings to your wife from
Your truly devoted
F. Liszt
[Rome,] November 1st, 1865.
45. To Dr. Franz Brendel
Dear friend,
My answer to you has been delayed in order that I might at the same time tell you of a variety of things.
A) At the beginning of March I intend going to Paris. The Gran Mass is to be given on March 15th in the Church of St. Eustache at the anniversary "de l'oeuvre des ecoles" to which the Maire of the 2nd Arrondissement, M. Dufour, sent me an official invitation the other day.
B) The report spread in various newspapers about the Hungarian Coronation-Mass which I am to compose, is for the present only officiously correct. Probably it may become true shortly. [This did occur, as is well known.]