TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).

September, 1852.

MR. BLAKE,--Here come the sentences which I promised you. You may keep

them, if you will regard and use them as the disconnected fragments of

what I may find to be a completer essay, on looking over my journal,

at last, and may claim again.

I send you the thoughts on Chastity and Sensuality with diffidence

and shame, not knowing how far I speak to the condition of men

generally, or how far I betray my peculiar defects. Pray enlighten me

on this point if you can.

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