E.B.B.

_R.B. to E.B.B._

Friday Morning.

[Post-mark, June 27, 1845.]

Let me make haste and write down _To-morrow_, Saturday, and not later,

lest my selfishness be thoroughly got under in its struggle with a

better feeling that tells me you must be far too tired for another

visitor this week.

What shall I decide on?

Well--Saturday is said--but I will stay not quite so long, nor talk

nearly so loud as of old-times; nor will you, if you understand

anything of me, fail to send down word should you be at all

indisposed. I should not have the heart to knock at the door unless I

really believed you would do that. Still saying this and providing

against the other does not amount, I well know, to the generosity, or

justice rather, of staying away for a day or two altogether. But--what

'a day or two' may not bring forth! Change to you, change to me--

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