E.B.B.

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

Monday, 7 P.M.

[Post-mark, August 19, 1845.]

I this moment get your note--having been out since the early

morning--and I must write just to catch the post. You are pure

kindness and considerateness, _no_ thanks to you!--(since you will

have it so--). I choose Friday, then,--but I shall hear from you

before Thursday, I dare hope? I have all but passed your house

to-day--with an Italian friend, from Rome, whom I must go about with a

little on weariful sight seeing, so I shall earn Friday.

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