London, 10 August 1882 

Dear Sorge, 

Herewith receipt from the Fgalité; I haven’t been able to obtain 
a better one for you from that remarkably businesslike office. Since 
Laura Lafargue moved to Paris, we over here no longer see or hear 
anything of that paper. The amount paid was 14/-. 

* Dr Feugier-> ‘Allemagne’, Le Temps, No. 7773, 6 August 1882. 

The Labour Standard, 1 July-5 August, goes off today in 2 parcels. It 
would be madness for you to take out a separate subscription to the 
thing. I shall simply send you my copy instead of throwing it into the 
waste-paper basket. 

Marx still at Argenteuil,*?” undergoing a sulphur cure in Enghien 
for chronic bronchitis. He still has to take considerable precautions 
against a recurrence of pleurisy. As for the rest, only the doctors 
know, or again they may not. 

In great haste. 

Your 
F. E.