30 October 1891

Miss Skovgaard,

I hope this letter finds you in good health, and I hope that you've been quite well since our last impromptu meeting. I apologize in advance for sending a letter rather than calling upon you. I've found myself quite engulfed in cases at work, so do forgive me for that and for the hastiness of this letter. I've come to find myself in possession of two tickets to a concert occurring on Sunday the 14th of November. I remember your fondness for music, and I was hoping you would do me the honor of accompanying me to the concert then.

Please feel no obligation to attend, for from what I hear from my contacts at the Hospital, healer's schedules can be quite unforgiving. I shall not be put out if you find yourself unable to attend. Please give my regards to your Mrs. Bagshot and Mr. Bagshot.

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Sincerely,
Faustus Prewett

  

October 31, 1891

Dear Mr. Prewett,

You honor me with your letter, it was most unexpected. I am quite well although I will admit that I have been busier than normal of late. I do hope this letter finds you well and that you are not overworking yourself. Even aurors must find some time to rest.

I find that I must thank you for your thoughtfulness in thinking of me, indeed, I do have a great fondness for the symphony and indeed for music at large. But I must also thank you for the kindness of your invitation. I should be honored to attend on November 14th with you. I am quite sure my superiors shall be able to spare me for an evening.

Most sincerely,
Miss Marie-Louise Skovgaard

  

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