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682any source. But there are hopes. In fact, I can’t say anything at all; for I didreceive one small donation, withdrawn in part but regular, for which I ask you tojoin me in thanking God. This amounts to 50 francs, designated for me personally,and so offered to the House. I received this on August first. But please do notmention this donation to anyone.You know that Januszewicz has been transfered to Varsailles, and that hereceives 100 francs a month. Boleslaus was supposed to receive a small sum fromhis father. Adolph 936 still does not have permission for residence. He has decidedto accept the position of master of studies after vacation. I leave today for Juilly. Ishould be able to locate him there. If I cannot, he is willing to go elsewhere.Here with us, thank God, things are going fairly well. Peace and hope! Ireceived a letter from Rome a few days ago, from which I see that I have not yetreceived a previous lengthy letter. The most important news is that Joseph Hube,upon learning that his brother Romuald is coming from Petersburg 937 to Havre topick up his wife and that he is coming for only four days, decided to make a quicktrip from Rome and is probably already in the way. Meanwhile, a few days ago, aletter arrived from Romuald saying that he cannot come. Hence the purpose ofJoseph’s trip is voided. Nevertheless, I am happy that he is coming in view of ourmany business matters. I expect that Leopold and Kaczanowski 938 will be able toleave with him when he is returning. I am keeping their departure a secret to thelast moment.I have withheld my proclamation 939 until now, allowing Ladislaus Plater,under attack by the Chronicle for the plans presented, to make his statement first.He has already done this, and within a few days I will put a few pages into print inour name. I will write about this more extensively in my next letter, for within acouple of hours I will be boarding a stage coach for Juilly. And before that, I mustbe present for the distribution of awards at College Stanislas 940 .936 Adolph Zaleski.937 Romuald Hube, Joseph’s brother, was a professor in Petersburg.938 The previously mentioned Leopold Turowski and Charles Kaczanowski.939 There is reference here to a protest to the ―Chancery Plan‖.940 The solemn closing of the school year at the secondary school.