Diary Entry of June 18, 1876
The household keeps the Sabbath quietly, though the narrator is busy moving back and forth on errands. A letter from Countess Vitzthum brings welcome news about Lulu’s progress, and another message arrives from a Russian in Podolia requesting patronage. The day feels light in public matters but still full of small obligations.
Sunday, June 18:
Day of rest for everybody, for me much to-ing and fro-ing. I got a nice letter from Countess Vitzthum about Lulu, she has made progress in the right direction!
Nice letter from a Russian in Podolia, asking for a certificate of patronage.