TC TO JOSEPH NEUBERG ; 22 January 1858; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18580122-TC-JN-01; CL 33: 168
TC TO JOSEPH NEUBERG
Chelsea, 22 jany (Friday) 1858
Dear Neuberg,
Will you let me have tomorrow (morning, if you can), any remarks you may have put upon those Nosti-Grumkow Slips. The first set of them (3 March–18 April) has come to me this morning as a Sheet; and I expect the rest in the same form tonight: so that they will be unalterable within 24 hours after;—out of our hands and minds,—never to return, it is to be hoped!
I got home on Wednesday afternoon; have been in a confused condition ever since; and nearly buried under the accumulated masses of that vile Prussian chaos, heaped over me in the printed form. My Wife professes to continue “a little better”; but is still altogether poorly; and indeed, I believe, would be down altogether, were it not for the spirit she has in her.
Yours ever truly / T. Carlyle
