TO MRS. A. BAKER

_December_ 1893.

DEAR MADAM,—There is no trouble, and I wish I could help instead. As it

is, I fear I am only going to put you to trouble and vexation. This

Braille writing is a kind of consecration, and I would like if I could to

have your copy perfect. The two volumes are to be published as Vols. I.

and II. of _The Adventures of David Balfour_. 1st, _Kidnapped_; 2nd,

_Catriona_. I am just sending home a corrected _Kidnapped_ for this

purpose to Messrs. Cassell, and in order that I may if possible be in

time, I send it to you first of all. Please, as soon as you have noted

the changes, forward the same to Cassell and Co., La Belle Sauvage Yard,

Ludgate Hill.

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