Schücking, Levin, writer and journalist, friends with Annette von Droste-Hülshoff (1814-1883). Eigh. Letter m. u. "Schücking". 2 S. Gr. 8vo. Sassenburg (Westf.) 3.VI.1878. To a gentleman [Adolph?] Bachmann, whose "pleasures" he had read with great pleasure and whose offer of "refreshments" he gladly accepted. "... So I ask for the shipment of the barrel with 80 fl. - Cela suffit pour le Moment - and that I send you from here the amount of 26 fl. ...". He doesn't want to pay the freight forwarder, because that's all he's got to do. Greetings and informs that his son is about to settle down as a bath doctor in Bad Harzburg. "... The two of us are sitting alone in the quietest silence - and do not cry when we remember you, but rejoice in the fond memories of Vienna! ...".