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ening. On Saturday—the 20th—we go to Brighton to be the guests of Capt. Ashbury until the following Tuesday. We then return to London and will go to Paris on the 24th. I am amazed at what you say about . . . but are you sure he has made any such statements as you quote? Everything I have said in his presence—or elsewhere—disvel and crowd of engagements the proper recognition was sometimes overlooked. Torquay, Oct. 9th 1877. Dear General,—I shall leave London for Paris on the 24th. The Saturday preceding we go to Brighton to remain until the following Tuesday. You see by a letter returned to me—and which I sent to you, that I answered Mr. that I had been ill from the effects of the climate. Long Branch, N. J., Aug. 27th, 1883. Dear Badeau,—I am just now in receipt of your letter of the 24th inst. It is the first I had heard of your arrival though I supposed you were some place in the Catskills. Jesse and family expect to go to the Kaaterskill hou