MARX TO HEINRICH HEINE” 

[Paris, end of January-] February 1845] 

Dear Friend, 

I hope to have time to see you tomorrow. I am due to leave on 
Monday.” 

The publisher Leske has just been to see me. He is bringing out 
a quarterly” in Darmstadt which is not subject to censorship. 
Engels, Hess, Herwegh, Jung and I, etc., are collaborating with 
him. He has asked me to solicit your cooperation— poetry or 
prose. Since we must make use of every opportunity to establish 
ourselves in Germany, you will surely not decline. 

Of all the people I am leaving behind here, those I leave with 
most regret are the Heines. I would gladly include you in my 
luggage! Best regards to your wife‘ from mine and myself. 

Yours 
K. Marx