From J. J. Moulinié   2 June 1867

Geneva

2d June. 1867.

Sir

I have received in due time the first four sheets you have been so kind to send me, and have proceeded to their translation with a great interest, which will, I doubt not, grow always deeper as the subject goes on.1

Mr Reinwald informs me that having received the stereotypes, he is ready for printing, and I can send him the copy, which I have read over, as agreed, with professor Vogt.2

Hoping to be soon enabled to continue my interesting occupation, I remain, Sir | yours very respectfully | J J Moulinié

15. rue du Mont-Blanc.

See letter to J. J. Moulinié, 16 May [1867]. Moulinié was translating Variation into French.
Moulinié refers to Charles-Ferdinand Reinwald and Carl Vogt. See letter from C.-F. Reinwald, [May 1867].

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