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Thanks him for his advice, which he intends to take 'if the weather is propitious.' Thinks he will go to Vienna on Saturday, since he must stay in Prague until the afternoon in order to see his professor [Ewald Hering?]. Intends to go to Pressburg [Bratislava] on Sunday, and go down the Danube on Monday, 'if the weather is attractive.' Hopes to arrive at Hungarian Grand Hotel, Budapest, on Monday evening, where he hopes to find a note from Patterson 'with suggestions as to [his] course of action on Tuesday.' Has decided to lodge in the hotel.

Declares that he delayed writing to Patterson until he was well in Germany, in order to convince his 'sceptical mind' that he was really going to Pest. Plans to go to Berlin the following day, and stay there a week, and on Friday morning to go to Prague, where he intends to look up a philosopher [Ewald Hering?]. Plans to go to Vienna on the Saturday, and on the Monday to Pest, where he will stay until 9 or 11 April. After that he intends to go to Vienna, Munich and Freiburg, returning to Cambridge 23 April. Urges Patterson to write if it is not convenient to receive Sidgwick on the days suggested. Reports that 'miserable Hales' has told him nothing about Ossian.