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130Rough drafts of letters to Michael Jaroszewski 1Letter Nr. 32Berlin, November 6, 1828Dear Michael,I have nothing special to write to you, but I cannot pass up theopportunity to send at least a few words your way. Joseph 2 will tell you whereI am, how I got here, and where I will go from here. While I was in Płock, Imet with Jaworowski, the County Clerk. He told me that Czyżewski, the vicemagistratefrom Ostrołęka, wishes to purchase Pogorzelec, and that my sharecan be sold with him, /i.e., Jaworowski/ as my agent. Therefore, when you arein Płock, arrange to see him. I stopped to see Szreyber 3 at Woźniki. 4 Since hewasn't in, I left him a note. I send sincere greetings to Andrew /Jaroszewski/and John. 5 Please ask John to forgive me for not saying "Good-bye." I had somany things to do at the time.A greeting and an embrace for Włodkowski, Zgliczyński, 6 StanislausŁempicki, 7 Stopnicki, Adalbert /Sonnenberg/, "utrumque Skolimotium" 8 , andGrzybek. 9 Tell Zgliczyński that Berlin is in dire need of a mission. 10 There aresome virgins among the academicians. Both you and Górecki, write to me, forthe love of truth and virtue. Please do!Stay healthy! May you be more fortunate than I am!Bogdan JańskiFootnotes