Chapter V: PROVIDENCE, Friday, Sep. 26, 1851
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My dear John,--This morning I received the enclosed. If you can shed light upon the darkness it indicates will you please do so, sending me what information you have.
I am up to my ears in a book I am writing in continuation of the "Notes," "Syrian Sketches"; and shall stay here perhaps two months. I shall hope to slip down to Boston occasionally and see you all. I was there a few hours on Monday, and saw William by chance. Burrill has reached England, and is very much pleased with Malvern.
Give my love to your wife, whom I would be glad to hear sing once more.
Your aff.
G.W.C.
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Early Letters of George Wm. Curtis to John S. Dwight; Brook Farm and ConcordChapter V: PROVIDENCE, Friday, Sep. 26, 1851
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