Tarnow, Fanny, writer and translator from Güstrow (1779-1862). Eigh. Letter m. U. "Fanny Tarnow". 2 p. Double page with address. 16mo. Lübeck 14.VI.1818. Tiny letter in tiny writing to the bookseller Enslin in Berlin. First of all about fee questions. "Friend Rhen has paid the 10 Louisd'or who is dependent on him correctly and since the payment of the other half of the fee to the [Lord] Criminalrath Hitzig is no longer required, I ask you to send me by another way after deduction of the expenses made for me. I would also like to ask whether, after the printing has been completed, you would like to send in my name a copy of the letters to Baron Fouqué, 1 to the Doctor Franz Horn and one to the Criminalrath Hitzig? - By [Lord] v. Rhede I got the 'gifts of mildness' right. Let me occasionally find out if I have pulled a rivet, as I expect it to be, since Mrs. Fortuna in common in such things, quite as unkind as a bad-tempered damsel, is tending to show itself against me ...". - On the address page of Julius Hitzig's note: "I no longer need the 12 Ducaten by sending me from Fr. Tarnov is satisfied in another way. Hitzig" - 2 Rand- Ausrisse old restored. - The mentioned "letters", their printing and the fee are Fanny Tarnov's "letter written on a trip to Petersburg to friends", which appeared in 1819 at Enslin in Berlin. - Very rare.