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an hour daily at least. I don’t know which
I prefer, riding or skating.
‘But this is not all. On the 15th of April,
we are to have a great public festival—a genuine
Swedish entertainment, it seems—a kind of
bazaar. A hundred ladies are to appear in
different costumes, and to sell a variety of things,
in order to provide funds for building a National
Museum. I am to be a gipsy of course. Five
young ladies are to join me in a band, and
we are to have a tent with five young men
to help us.
‘What do you think of my frivolity, dear
Mr W.? This evening I am to have a party
in my own little home, for the first time in
Stockholm.’
In spring the same year, the question arose of
appointing Sonia as Professor ad interim of
Mechanical Philosophy, during the severe illness
of Professor Holmgren.
In June, Madame Kovalevsky started for
Russia, where she meant to spend part of the
summer in St Petersburg with her suffering
sister, part of it in Moscow and its
neighbourhood with her friend and her little
daughter.
I was in Switzerland with my brother, and
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