CHARLES LANE TO THOREAU (AT CONCORD).

BOSTON, December 3, 1843.

DEAR FRIEND,--As well as my wounded hands permit, I have scribbled

something for friend Hecker, which if agreeable may be the opportunity

for entering into closer relations with him; a course I think likely

to be mutually encouraging, as well as beneficial to all men. But let

it reach him in the manner most conformable to your own feelings. That

from all perils of a false position you may shortly be relieved, and

landed in the position where you feel "at home," is the sincere wish

of yours most friendly,

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