[Ramsgate,] 28 August 1879 

Dear Frep, 

The enclosed letter from Master Most, forwarded by Tussy,”™” 
has just arrived. You must let me know by return what sort of 
answer you consider suitable. What Most wants is obviously 
something which he for his part might ‘misuse’; on the other hand 
what Mr Ltibeck does is inspired by Mr Bernstein.’ 

A beautiful morning today; whether the weather will hold for 
the rest of the day is another matter. 

Salut. 

Your 
Moor 

* See this volume, p. 411. 

PLEASE RETURN THE Mosr LETTER. 

Yesterday evening, after the rain had stopped, we took Johnny* 
down to the beach. * Some people said: “That little boy looks like a 
prince.’ Johnny turned fiercely round and retorted: ‘I look like a 
little Jollymeyer!’ 

From a letter received from the house Lafargue I see that the 
other Meyer’—not the Jollymeyer—had another scene at Lafar- 
gues. Poor fellow! *