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(Created page with "I realize that the dates of my letters are sometimes the date of their writing, but not the date of their mailing. (Monsieur Delessert, administrator of the North, said: “Our trains rarely arrive on time but always leave at the time set on the timetable” <ref name="n2" />. I cannot even say the same of my letters, since I find on my table those which were intended for you.)<ref name="n3" /> In the meantime, de Rothschild Frères are sending me the enclosed bulletin a...")
 
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I realize that the dates of my letters are sometimes the date of their writing, but not the date of their mailing. (Monsieur Delessert, administrator of the North, said: “Our trains rarely arrive on time but always leave at the time set on the timetable” <ref name="n2" />. I cannot even say the same of my letters, since I find on my table those which were intended for you.)<ref name="n3" /> In the meantime, de Rothschild Frères are sending me the enclosed bulletin and statement<ref name="n4" /> which may be useful to you. I am sending these just in case you need them and I am not replying to the Rothschild Banking House, since my answer will be precisely what you will have me sign.
I realize that the dates of my letters are sometimes the date of their writing, but not the date of their mailing. (Monsieur Delessert, director of the Nord, said: “Our trains rarely arrive on time but always leave at the time set on the timetable” <ref name="n2" />. I cannot even say the same of my letters, since I find on my table this one which was intended for you.)<ref name="n3" /> In the meantime, de Rothschild Frères are sending me the enclosed bulletin and statement<ref name="n4" /> which may be useful to you. I am sending these just in case you need them and I am not replying to the Rothschild Banking House, since my answer will be precisely what you will have me sign.

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Je m'aperçois que les dates de mes lettres sont quelquefois celles de leur confection, mais non de leur départ. (Monsieur Delessert, administrateur du Nord, disait : « Nos trains arrivent rarement mais partent toujours à l'heure fixée sur l'horaire »<ref name="n2" />. Je ne peux même pas en dire autant de mes lettres puisque je retrouve sur ma table celle qui t'était destinée.)<ref name="n3" /> Dans l'intervalle MM. de Rothschild frères m'adressent la circulaire et le relevé ci-inclus<ref name="n4" /> qui peut-être peuvent te servir. Je te les envoie à tout hasard et je ne réponds pas à la Maison Rothschild, puisque ma réponse sera précisément ce que tu me feras signer.

I realize that the dates of my letters are sometimes the date of their writing, but not the date of their mailing. (Monsieur Delessert, director of the Nord, said: “Our trains rarely arrive on time but always leave at the time set on the timetable” [1]. I cannot even say the same of my letters, since I find on my table this one which was intended for you.)[2] In the meantime, de Rothschild Frères are sending me the enclosed bulletin and statement[3] which may be useful to you. I am sending these just in case you need them and I am not replying to the Rothschild Banking House, since my answer will be precisely what you will have me sign.

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