The enclosed letter I received in London from Mr. Vaughn, with the flattering hope, of by this means being introduced to a character for which I have so high a Veneration: I called at Passy last Saturday but had the mortification of not finding You at home, my stay in Paris has been so short and my knowledge of the multiplicity of Business you are engaged in, has been the cause of my not venturing a second intrusion; hoping at some future period to have the happiness of an introduction to you I have the honor to be Sir Your most obedient servant