[London, 24 September 1873] 

Dear Oswald, 

In future could you please address yourself directly to the 
people you wish to recommend and not to me. I wrote to 
Wroblewski’’ on the basis of a letter which I had just received 
from you, while in the meantime, you had recommended 
Rozwadowski, whom I also knew about, but whom I had 
overlooked in favour of others, since he already had other 
employment. 

But Never Minp.— We needn’t fall out over this; however, you 
must realise that it is unpleasant to be put in a FALse position like 
that. I immediately told Wrdéblewski that the business had come to 
nothing and I do not think that he was greatly interested. 

Yours, 
K. M.