M. N. TO MR. PARRY.

"If you really think it worth while, by all means come; only the

preliminaries seem to me so simple that they might almost be left to

whistle themselves. I will see you, if you please, at two o'clock, P.

M., Wednesday, the sixth,--day after to-morrow. A train leaves the

Athens Railroad Station, I think, at 12.15. You must leave the train at

Zoar. Probably there will be a carriage at the station if you prefer it

to walking, but whichever way you come you will wish you had taken the

other.

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