answered my letter; as soon as he has more leisure, he will
certainly, beyond all doubt, positively and punctually send me a
reply."



46.

Milan, Nov. 28, 1772.

We both send our congratulations to Herr von Aman; tell him from
me that, owing to his having all along made a mystery of the
affair, I feel much annoyed, for I fear I may have said more than
I ought about his bride. I thought he had been more
straightforward. One thing more. Say to Herr von Aman that, if he
wishes to have a right merry wedding, he must be so kind as to
wait till we return, so that what he promised me may come to
pass, namely, that I was to dance at his wedding. Tell Herr
Leitgeb [a horn-player in the Archbishop's orchestra] that he
must come straight to Milan, for he is sure to succeed well here;
but he must come soon. Pray let him know this, for I am anxious
about it.



47.

Milan, Dec. 5, 1772.

I have now about fourteen pieces to write, and then I shall have