TO CHARLES BAXTER

_Union House_, _Manasquan_, _N.J._, _but address to Scribner’s_,

11_th_ _May_ 1888.

MY DEAR CHARLES,—I have found a yacht, and we are going the full pitch

for seven months. If I cannot get my health back (more or less), ’tis

madness; but, of course, there is the hope, and I will play big. . . . If

this business fails to set me up, well, £2000 is gone, and I know I can’t

get better. We sail from San Francisco, June 15th, for the South Seas in

the yacht _Casco_.—With a million thanks for all your dear friendliness,

ever yours affectionately,

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