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                <text>Soulima Stravinsky to Boulanger
Voreppe (Isère)
January 16, 1933
My very dear Mademoiselle,
It is certainly much too late to wish you a Happy New Year. All the same, I wish you all the
happiness and health possible for the fifty weeks to come, as well as to Madame Boulanger,
while apologizing for my tardiness. It is because I recently had concerts in Switzerland from
which I have just returned for the holidays. We were profoundly touched by your good thoughts
and we thank you wholeheartedly.
I must come to Paris for the 25th, and on the 26th (it’s a Wednesday) rue Ballu? I have a lesson
with M. Philipp at 5 o' clock. I hope to see you again a little after 6 o’clock. If not, I will
telephone you, because I would so much like to see you again.
In this hope, please always remember, my dear Mademoiselle, my most grateful and respectful
affection,
Sviétik
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                <text>Soulima Stravinsky à Boulanger
Voreppe (Isère)
16 janvier 33
Très chère Mademoiselle,
Il est certainement beaucoup trop tard de vous souhaiter la Bonne Année. Je vous souhaite tout-
de-même tout le bonheur et la santé possibles pour les 50 semaines à venir, ainsi qu’à Madame
Boulanger, en m’excusant infiniment de ce retard. Il est du [sic] à des concerts que j’avais
dernièrement en Suisse d’où je ne suis revenu que tout récemment pour ma [sic] fêtes. Nous
avons été infiniment touchés de votre bonne pensée et vous en remercions de tout cœur.
Je dois venir à Paris pour le 25 et le 26 (c’est un mercredi) rue Ballu? J’ai une leçon avec M.
Philipp à 5 heure [sic]. J’espère vous trouver encore tout-de-suite après six heur [sic] sinon je me
permettrai de vous téléphoner, car j’aimerai tant vous revoir.
Dans cet espoir, je vous prie de croire toujours, très chère Mademoiselle, à toute l’affection la
plus reconnaissante et respectueuse de votre,
Sviétic
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