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The Life & Letters of Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky

Note 147 — Part VII (continued 2)

Rosa Newmarch translation

Siloti had taken a smaller house, and made over part of his furniture to Tchaikovsky, thinking it would be a kindness to him, for the composer’s household lacked many comforts. Siloti did not reclaim the furniture after Tchaikovsky’s death, and it stands at present in the house at Klin.

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