Chapter XXVI: Letter 418: To Mr. Murray

"Ravenna, April 21. 1821.

"I enclose you another letter on Bowles. But I premise that it is
not like the former, and that I am not at all sure how _much_, if
_any_, of it should be published. Upon this point you can consult
with Mr. Gifford, and think twice before you publish it at all.

Yours truly,

B.

"P.S. You may make my subscription for Mr. Scott's widow, &c.
_thirty_ instead of the proposed _ten_ pounds; but do not put down
_my name_; put down N.N. only. The reason is, that, as I have
mentioned him in the enclosed pamphlet, it would look indelicate. I
would give more, but my disappointments last year about Rochdale
and the transfer from the funds render me more economical for the
present."

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