CORRESPONDENCE.

London, July 10, 1857.

I was too ill, my dear friend, to go to you yesterday. Dr. Ferguson tells

me that I have been doing too much, and prescribes perfect rest.

I have already read half your journal of 1857. It is very curious; but I

am glad that you have disguised me.

It is terrible to be in London, and to see so little of you; but the

force of circumstances is greater than the force of wishes.

Ever yours,

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