Shall I be remembered after death? I sometimes think and hope so. But I
trust I may not be found out (if I ever am found out, and if I ought to
be found out at all) before my death. It would bother me very much and I
should be much happier and better as I am. [1880.]
P.S.—This note I leave unaltered. I am glad to see that I had so much
sense thirteen years ago. What I thought then, I think now, only with
greater confidence and confirmation. [1893.]