E.B.B.

_E.B.B. to R.B._

Tuesday Evening.

[Post-mark, December 17, 1845.]

Henrietta had a note from Mr. Kenyon to the effect that he was 'coming

to see _Ba_' to-day if in any way he found it possible. Now he has not

come--and the inference is that he will come to-morrow--in which case

you will be convicted of not wishing to be with him perhaps. So ...

would it not be advisable for you to call at his door for a

moment--and _before_ you come here? Think of it. You know it would not

do to vex him--would it?

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