[Manchester, 13 August 1862] 
Dear Moor, 

I am unable to answer the preceding letter, since I don’t know 
exactly what you told Borkheim and am therefore afraid of 
introducing inconsistencies into the affair. I could, of course, only 
assume Lassalle was back in Berlin. You should now go straight to 
Borkheim and see that the bill is returned and then sent by you to 
Lassalle for acceptance. Otherwise, of course, nothing at all can be 
done. How this misunderstanding could have arisen I fail to 
comprehend. 

Your haemorrhoidarius, 
F. E.