TC TO JOHN STUART MILL; 10 September 1835; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18350910-TC-JSM-01; CL 8:204.
TC TO JOHN STUART MILL
[10 September 1835]
Thanks, my dear Mill, for your Note, Newspapers, and promised visit. I was yesterday in the City, with full hope of seeing you: but it proved only five minutes from four o'clock before the Moneychangers would dismiss me; when it was clearly too late.
The next note I write (in spite of all hindrances and impotences) will be that I am done with that detestable manuscript; and one of the joyfullest creatures—for some hours!
This frank, if you can fall in with one, will do very well either tomorrow or [Satur]day. I am half ashamed to trouble you with it; and designed otherwise, but [t]ime fails me this afternoon, and you have the consequence.
My Wife has gone to the Country till Saturday; really very poorly, tho' I think improving. I shall be at home at the time you speak of.
Ever Affectionately /
T. Carlyle
Thursday 3 o'clock
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