| Description | (Dated at half past seven o'clock, Wednesday night.)
Dear Friend,
Since I sent two letters to the Post Office a Mr. Collins of the house of Smith & Collins has been with me from Mr. Williams, who wishes to see me. As I now know your mind fully, and as Williams has sent to me, I think you had better not write to him.
I find he is expected here on Thursday night. I think I shall manage it to our satisfaction.
This Collins seems very able and shrewd.
I am ever most affectionately and gratefully yours,
S. G.
Notwithstanding what I write, do as you think proper as to writing to Williams; only send me copy.
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