TO MRS. HAWTHORNE

_Lenox_, August 8th, 1851

_Ownest Phoebe_,

I wrote thee a note yesterday, and sent it to the village by

Cornelius; but as he may have neglected to put it in, I write again.

If thou wilt start from West Newton on _Thursday_ next, I will meet

thee at Pittsfield, which will answer the same purpose as if I came

all the way.

Mrs. Tappan requests that thou wilt bring ten pounds of ground rice

for her; or a less quantity, if thou hast not room for so much.

Julian is very well, and keeps himself happy from morning till night.

I hope Una does the same. Give my love to her.

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