804.--_Thursday, January 29, 1857._ NEVER read it before. Had no previous knowledge of its contents. Never would have taken it out had I known. Seen the marks in the others. Never read the works. What mean this and some others just as blind? And in other cases still, have there been no tempters, no traitors? Could I have been so cruelly heartless, so utterly destitute of every sense of honour or shame? Amid all the ills of the past, is there nothing to save from such charges as these? 805.--_Saturday, January 31, 1857._ V. L.⁰₀⁰, Coventry.--Peeping Tom on the silk floors was sent to Coventry, and now Peeping Tom intends to go there. Decimals.--Cygne. 806.--_Monday, February 2, 1857._ QUELL LUXE! and how much of your precious time must have been employed for me. Before this I hope you have received my thanks. If you have written since the 4th, the first week in February I shall receive it. 807.--_Tuesday, February 3, 1857._ L. P----t., 23 encore.--Je suis désolé.--d’apprendre votre maladie. Venez au plutôt; cela vous remettra la santè! Je me porte bien. 808.--_Saturday, February 7, 1857._ LITTLE STAR.--I have your news of the 13th inst.; mine you will find in Y. T. F. C. V. O. O. V. H.--January 30. 809.--_Thursday, February 12, 1857._ UNALTERABLE.--Every kind wish. Changed I never can be. Matters progress. I hope ere long to be at rest, when my health may be restored. I long to see you. 810.--_Monday, February 16, 1857._ LITTLE STAR.--I received Nos. 1, 2, YES, the same direction. My news you can get when convenient.--8th February. 811.--_Tuesday, February 17, 1857._ TU ME CASSES le Cœur.--Good gracious! has it come to this? Tell me, tell me, who you are.--G. C. 812.--_Friday, February 20, 1857._ UNALTERABLE.--I will endeavour to look on the “bright side.” Solitude holds the very next rank to your society. 813.--_Saturday, February 21, 1857._ OF course, I understand the motives, but cannot consent to the removal at present. Distance too great. Locality bad. The money is ready. A thousand thanks.--February 20, 1857. 814.--_Monday, February 23, 24, 1857._ MA CHERE AMIE.--It is burnt; but I have it by heart. May I send you an enclosure? Tell me in your next.--H. 815.--_Tuesday, February 24, 26, 1857._ NINTH OCTOBER, 1856. Harry true and determined to the last hour of his existence. 13th May, 1857. Do not despond. 816.--_Tuesday, February 24, 1857._ THE BLACK VELVET DRESS, which was sent back by rail and coach in a very compressed parcel slightly covered with brown paper, and unaccompanied by any letter, has arrived as safely as under the circumstances was possible. 817.--_Wednesday, February 25, 1857._ HEALTH and HAPPINESS. I approve.--ADA. 818.--_Monday, March 2, 1857._ LITTLE STAR.--Since Nos. 1, 2, nothing received. Have you any news of the 11th and 20th? Have you seen the Z. of the 16? Why such long silence? 819.--_Tuesday, March 3, 1857._