TO CHARLES BAXTER

_Februar den_ 3_en_ 1890.

_Dampfer Lübeck zwischen Apia und Sydney_.

MY DEAR CHARLES,—I have got one delightful letter from you, and heard

from my mother of your kindness in going to see her. Thank you for that:

you can in no way more touch and serve me. . . . Ay, ay, it is sad to

sell 17; sad and fine were the old days: when I was away in Apemama, I

wrote two copies of verse about Edinburgh and the past, so ink black, so

golden bright. I will send them, if I can find them, for they will say

something to you, and indeed one is more than half addressed to you.

This is it—

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