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Omitted periods for consistency

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	\|Language=Russian		\|Language=Russian
	\|Autograph=[[Moscow]] (Russia): {{RUS-Mt}} (Pavlovskaya collection)		\|Autograph=[[Moscow]] (Russia): {{RUS-Mt}} (Pavlovskaya collection)
	\|Publication={{bib\|1901/24\|Жизнь Петра Ильича Чайковского ; том 2}} (1901), p. 621 (abridged)<br/>{{bibx\|1934/37\|Советская музыка}} (1934), No. 8, p. 64<br/>{{bibx\|1940/226\|Чайковский на Московской сцене}} (1940), p. 316<br/>{{bib\|1970/86\|П. И. Чайковский. Полное собрание сочинений ; том XII}} (1970), p. 308. }}		\|Publication={{bib\|1901/24\|Жизнь Петра Ильича Чайковского ; том 2}} (1901), p. 621 (abridged)<br/>{{bibx\|1934/37\|Советская музыка}} (1934), No. 8, p. 64<br/>{{bibx\|1940/226\|Чайковский на Московской сцене}} (1940), p. 316<br/>{{bib\|1970/86\|П. И. Чайковский. Полное собрание сочинений ; том XII}} (1970), p. 308 }}

	==Text and Translation==		==Text and Translation==
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	==Notes and References==		==Notes and References==
	<references>		<references>
	<ref name="note1">Tchaikovsky had been very nervous during the premiere of ''[[Mazepa]]'' at the [[Moscow]] Bolshoi Theatre the previous evening, on 3/15 February 1884. Making his way abroad via [[Saint Petersburg]], Tchaikovsky was in [[Berlin]] by 7/19 February and a few days later arrived in [[Paris]], where he would stay for just over a fortnight before returning to Russia.</ref>		<ref name="note1">Tchaikovsky had been very nervous during the premiere of [[Mazepa]] at the [[Moscow]] Bolshoi Theatre the previous evening, on 3/15 February 1884. Making his way abroad via [[Saint Petersburg]], Tchaikovsky was in [[Berlin]] by 7/19 February and a few days later arrived in [[Paris]], where he would stay for just over a fortnight before returning to Russia.</ref>
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{{letterhead
|Date=4/16 February 1884
|To=[[Emiliya Pavlovskaya]]
|Place=[[Moscow]]
|Language=Russian
|Autograph=[[Moscow]] (Russia): {{RUS-Mt}} (Pavlovskaya collection)
|Publication={{bib|1901/24|Жизнь Петра Ильича Чайковского ; том 2}} (1901), p. 621 (abridged)<br/>{{bibx|1934/37|Советская музыка}} (1934), No. 8, p. 64<br/>{{bibx|1940/226|Чайковский на Московской сцене}} (1940), p. 316<br/>{{bib|1970/86|П. И. Чайковский. Полное собрание сочинений ; том XII}} (1970), p. 308. }}

==Text and Translation==
{{Lettertext
|Language=Russian
|Translator=Luis Sundkvist
|Original text={{right|4 февр[аля] 1884}}
{{centre|Дорогая, чудная Эмилия Карловна!}}
Я доведён испытанными волнениями до такого состояния, что решился сегодня же уехать за границу и искать отдыха в дальнем путешествии. Спасибо Вам, несравненная ''Мария'', за неописанное-чудное исполнение роли. Дай Бог Вам всякого счастья и успеха! Никогда не забуду глубоких впечатлений, доставленных Вашим дивным талантом. Целую Ваши ручки.

Ваш до гроба,
{{right|П. Чайковский}}

|Translated text={{right|4 February 1884}}
{{centre|Dear, wonderful [[Emiliya Karlovna]]!}}
All the anxiety I have experienced has driven me to a point where, today, I have taken the decision of going abroad and seeking rest in a long journey <ref name="note1"/>. Thank you, you incomparable ''Mariya'', for your indescribably wonderful performance of the role. May God give you every possible happiness and success! I shall never forget the profound impressions which your marvellous talent has afforded me. I kiss your hands.

Yours unto the grave,
{{right|P. Tchaikovsky}}
}}

==Notes and References==
<references>
<ref name="note1">Tchaikovsky had been very nervous during the premiere of ''[[Mazepa]]'' at the [[Moscow]] Bolshoi Theatre the previous evening, on 3/15 February 1884. Making his way abroad via [[Saint Petersburg]], Tchaikovsky was in [[Berlin]] by 7/19 February and a few days later arrived in [[Paris]], where he would stay for just over a fortnight before returning to Russia.</ref>
</references>