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Upon returning from her mountain estates, the author confirms receipt of the relics. She asks about the addressee's age during his first stay in France, the college, the duration of his studies, and living expenses.

The author thanks the Voivode for his discretion, wishes his wife a speedy recovery, and expresses hope that they will both meet during the carnival in Warsaw.

The author thanks the addressee for information about the college. She explains that she is considering it for her son, but does not want to inform either the boy or his tutor yet.

Wielopolska asks for relief regarding the hiberna of the Nowy Targ starosty, which is already burdened with three banners and a fourth one announced. In a postscript, she conveys reports about the detention of Poles in France.

Wielopolska explains that an eye disease prevents her from writing by hand. She expresses concern for her niece and asks about a woman from the convent who knows how to embroider with fine stitches.

The author congratulates the addressee on his safe arrival and his wife's successful delivery. She thanks him for his solidarity regarding the Sapieha family's misfortune and asks for the safe delivery of the relics.

Wielopolska thanks him for his kindness and wishes to reciprocate the help. She is worried about her niece's health; she also sends greetings and news that friends are expecting the addressee.