ENFIELD ROSCOE 

[Draft] 
{London,] 28 May [1892] 

Dear Sir Henry, 

Many thanks for your note of yesterday. Gumpert has in fact 
given me a full report of the consultation with Dreschfeld, whom al- 
ready 3 or 4 weeks ago he had proposed to Schorlemmer to call in, 
but Schorlemmer would not hear of it. As both medical men agree 
perfectly in their diagnosis, I am afraid there is but little hope left 
to us. 

I have my friend Bebel of the German Reichstag here staying with 
me until middle of next week,*’? and intend driving over to Man- 
chester about Thursday unless called before by Gumpert. 

If I do not reciprocate the style of address employed in your 
note, it is simply because that note is in the handwriting of a third 
party, and therefore an unintentional mistake not quite excluded. 

Yours truly