CARLTON TERRACE, _Maundy Thursday, April, 1854._

MY DEAR FRIEND,—The bearer, Herr von Fennenberg from Marburg, has brought

me greetings and a little book from Thiersch, and wishes to be introduced

to you. He is a philologist, in particular a Sanskritist. He wishes to

have a place or employment that would make it possible for him to stay in

England. I know no one who could better advise him than you. Before you

receive these lines you will hear from George about me. I am determined to

fight through the crisis, and am quite calm.

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