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            <title>Brief von Collet Dobson Collet an Jenny Marx vom 22. September 1867</title>
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               <p>Originalhandschrift: IISG, Marx-Engels-Nachlass, Sign. D 803 / D II 4–32.
                        Fotosign. 9348a-b.</p>
               <p>Der Brief ist eine Beilage zu: <ref target="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0000368">Karl Marx an Friedrich
                            Engels in Manchester. London, Freitag, 4. Oktober 1867</ref>.</p>
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                  <pb/> Sunny Bank. Hornsey Lane <lb/>22 September 1867</dateline>
               <salute>My dear Madam</salute>
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            <p>I cannot tell you how
                    vexed
                    I am to hear of Wilfred's
                    conduct
                    in your house. I hope You and M. Lafargue will be so kind as to accept his
                    apology for his impertinence. I have let it go just as he wrote it <pb/> rather than dictate any alteration in his style which, though not very
                    gracious, is I hope not
                    insincere</p>
            <p>I remain</p>
            <p>My dear Madam</p>
            <p>Yours very truly</p>
            <p>C. D. Collet.</p>
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            <p>Dr. Marx.</p>
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