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Goodbye for now! Give me regards to Stanley and Kozarzewski. 284 Bogdan375in this letter I am encouraging you to a more active civic life, make a briefconfession to me of your citizenship before emigration and before the revolution.I expect that neither revelry nor poverty will have stifled your feelings,your intentions, or your activity for the common cause.I should write a few words about my history, and about myself. I promise,for my part, to send a few lines from my foreign biography.I will expect a letter from you within a short time. Answer all the questionsI have laid out to you here. Among other things, tell me how you got along withCamille Mochnacki and what you think of him. Also, let me know if there are stillsome of our acquaintances in Avignon or Besancon.P.S. My address is: rue des Marais Saint Germaine.Write to me directly. 285284 Casimir Kozarzewski (1804-1839) - A graduate of the Provincial School at Płock, from 1824,he was a colleague of B. Jański in the school of Law in Warsaw. He participated in the uprisingand was an emigrant. Later he took part in Jański’s religious activity in France. Toward the end ofhis life he was a student at College Juilly. He died in the House of Jański in Paris.285 The rough draft of this letter has been preserved in CRR: Mss 8599, pp. 157-164.