S. lmpi C. qgnl. C. lnho, in (qo) F, qmkg C. okiq. E qlhp. C. nghq C.
nhok. & klmh F, oqhi C. mgil F qik C. qgnl, C hgo C qgnl S. olqh. E
nhkp. C nkh, B. qlpm F, kqno. F. oilg F, oqhi nohg 50th F, mlgi pgmq F,
klgh ophg F, op B. . . . ts. n., F, kmon C. mlon F, iokg 14th F, mnhq C.
hngm K--t. F, hmig, F, lkhi pkmi, oqgp. S mnhk mnl F, mhn R----e F, komq
F, mik. 71½ N, 101 W. F. klih F, plmk gkmg S mihl D, olg.--J. de W.
330.--_Wednesday, April 7, 1852._
HARRY.--I said you were insane, when you wrote a portion of a letter
which H. concluded. Your presence or address is required on urgent
business. Write to the “Butterfly Seal,” or call upon me at F----
Street.--Harry the 2nd.
331.--_Saturday, April 24, 1852._
DOUBTFUL PRINCIPLES.--I entreat you to WRITE me the REAL TRUTH, or
disgrace must fall on all here. I can bear no more.
332.--_Saturday, April 24, 1852._
BURY MY BONES.--BONES is earnestly requested to RETURN to his friends,
and he shall immediately receive the remnant.
333.--_Tuesday, April 27, 1852._
DOUBTFUL Principles.--I by no means acknowledge this title. It is too
bad of you. You are evidently laying to my charge things which I know
not, and are crucifying me for the machinations of others. Where may I
ADDRESS a Letter?
334.--_Thursday, April 29, 1852._
KITSY.--They wound deeply, but cannot destroy. You shall know all ere
long.--April 28, 1852.
335.--_Saturday, May 1, 1852._
SOCIAL BRICKS, remember May 5th, at 6 p.m.
336.--_Saturday, May 1, 1852._
TUESDAY.--Quite correct. Quietly wrapt up in mystery and silk. I have
seen it before mixed with others of different colour. One of the two
letters you address answers the question of initials. Homage to the
truth, to discretion.
337.--_Saturday, May 1, 1852._
S. lmpi at C. qgnl F. ikpg oinm pgmq 20th omp. hmip lqoh, hkom, hpgl
kmhg, qik, lign. hoq hipo C. omgk B. hkq qkog &. F. ikpq qolg. in ikpg,
mino, hmng okip, ikpg. khg to M. & P. pnog at hqon. hlkg nqlh. M. & P.
C. nkh B. qlpm F. mp. C qonp. in F. mghk mgk at lgpq qik C qgnl & F
hlnm, hqi C. mnq. F. oqgp kmon. omp 22d F. khmn B. . ts . . lgmh, oing
npi qik C. hgo F. lgmh. oing to E nhkp F, ihpk hkoq C. iko S mki E mnqi
B qglp F mik to E. nigm 1st F. mpqn B nlo. Fnipk C. ngil F. ongq
lmgh.--J. de W.
338.--_Monday, May 3, 1852._
I KNOW the points of attack, but you need not fear. The parties who
advance them do not know all. You shall. A true and (I doubt not)
satisfactory account will be given you of everything.
339.--_Thursday, May 13, 1852._
EIGHTH MAY.--You are not despised--quite the contrary.
340.--_Friday, May 14, 1852._
EIGHTH MAY.--I feel delighted, and shall get mad with joy. Pray do
ANSWER.
341.--_Saturday, May 15, 1852._
EIGHTH MAY.--Heed not yesterday’s device.
342.--_Monday, May 17, 1852._
AT SUCH an HOUR--at SUCH a PLACE. I cannot appoint until after the 20th.
343.--_Monday, May 17, 1852._
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