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We did not stay with you long, my most venerable master, but we received many proofs of your sincere love, good-natured attentiveness and sincere, ardent affection. We were imprisoned at the very edge of the universe and thrown into the most terrible desert, but your image is imprinted in our hearts and will be with us everywhere, no matter where we are sent. Therefore, despite such a distance, we are writing to you now to bring you due greetings; and together we ask your moderation, if it is not difficult and not difficult, to show us mercy and also please us with the news of your health. True, we receive information about him without your letters, by asking those who come from that side, since we are always very pleased to hear about your prosperity and your successes, but we would like to know about all this from your words and from your own handwritten news. Writing to you and receiving letters from your nobility would give us doubly pleasure. Respect our fair request and do us this most pleasant favor; it will bring us great joy. The paragraphs in the text were arranged by us. – Editorial staff of “ABC of Faith” Between 404 and 407. You might be interested in: