“I only received your note late yesterday afternoon. I
am sorry to say that a plate engraved on a
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“I was vexed that I missed you when you called, as I should have been very glad to have shaken you by the hand, and to have heard (what I sincerely hope is the case) that you have found some pursuit congenial to your wishes, and advantageous to yourself, unaccompanied with those spots which dimmed the ‘Sun.’
