P.S. Pardon the wanderings of a bad pen and a distracted mind. Address
to the Post-office. The bellman, rendered impatient by delay, is ringing
dreadfully in the passage.
P.P.S. I open this to say that the bellman is gone, and that you must not
expect it till the next post; so don’t be surprised when you don’t get
it.
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Master Humphrey does not feel himself at liberty to furnish his fair
correspondent with the address of the gentleman in question, but he
publishes her letter as a public appeal to his faith and gallantry.