Letters of Edward FitzGerald, in Two Volumes. Vol. 2

Part is printed will not endure Ink, which also daunts me: nevertheless,

I send you a Copy pencilled, rather than references and alterations written by way of Letter: I hope the least trouble to you of either Alternative. . . .

I scarcely know what I have written, but I know it must be bad MS.; all which I ought in good manners to rectify, or re-write. I think you in America ...