E.B.B.

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

Tuesday.

[Post-mark, December 2, 1845.]

I was happy, so happy before! But I am happier and richer now. My

love--no words could serve here, but there is life before us, and to

the end of it the vibration now struck will extend--I will live and

die with your beautiful ring, your beloved hair--comforting me,

blessing me.

Let me write to-morrow--when I think on all you have been and are to

me, on the wonder of it and the deliciousness, it makes the paper

words that come seem vainer than ever--To-morrow I will write.

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