Dear Sir!

Because You have been always so very kind and indulgent with me, so I hope it will not be impolite from me, when I take me the liberty to send again a letter and also the photographie of a curiosity to You.¹

Indeed a very interesting animal which has been shooted the last year by the Prince Fred. Charles² in the forest of Glinicke about 1$\frac{1}{4}$ hour far from Potsdam.

The roebuck must have been diseased, then the Genitalia has been very small and perhaps the cause of that, the horns were surrounded with an excrescense till to the eyes.—³

The head of the roebuck has been stuffed and is now at Glinicke, the castle used for the purposes of the chasse of the Prince Fred. Charles⁴

I have yet collected a great number of interesting examples of domestication etc. which I send you with the next letter, when it will not be molesting for You?—

With my best wishes for Your health I remain my dearest Sir | Your | most obedient servant. | A. Reuter.