Manchester, 24 June 1868 

Dear Moor, 

Enclosed S/K 60 115 and 60 116—two fivers. Yesterday I had 
such a fuss because of the building work in the Schiller Institute ” 

a Ibid., pp. 88-89. - > Ibid., pp. 77-78. 

that I left the warznouse without sending them to you and had not 
a moment until it was too late. Today again all sorts of things are 
preventing me from writing to you more fully, if I am not to 
sacrifice the time which should be devoted to the article’! this 
evening; in any case yesterday nothing was done on it. 

Regarding the sore throats, be careful.* Of course, they are now 
epidemic and mostly innocent, but since the time when diphtheria 
became epidemic here it has always been better to consult a doctor 
quickly so that you know where you are. 

Your 
F. E.