Siman 167

(1.) In the year 5568 [1807/8], after Sukkos, he traveled to Lemberg in great haste. And I pursued and ran after him as far as Krasneh. Then he answered and said to me: "We shall see and see and see" [in Yiddish: "mir velin zich zehn un zehn un zehn"] — and he repeated the matter several times. And he said: "If you want to be a proper man, what are you worried about? The entire world is toiling and exerting itself for you — this one travels to Breslau, and this one to here and that one to there — all for you." And the next morning he suddenly departed from Krasneh, and I pursued him until we merited to reach him by the bridge etc. And he was somewhat pleased, and he then said regarding his journey — about the matter of the Mishkan — that each one of the tzaddikim builds etc., as is brought in Likutay vol. 1 in Torah 282, "Azamra Leilokai b'Odi."