London, 16 June 1892 

Dear Mr Schorlemmer, 

I have received your letter of the 7th this month and have also 
heard from Gumpert who tells me he has had a line or two from you. 
Of Carl* he further says: 

‘As before, he suffers no pain at all, takes enough nourishment and sleeps well on 
the whole. During the past few days his faculties have been very clouded and he often 
forgets what has just happened.’ 

Otherwise there was no change. Not having heard from Gumpert 
since, I cannot be sure whether or not there has been any material 
change, but thought I would allay your anxiety by passing on the 
above note. 

With cordial regards, in which I am joined by Mrs Kautsky, to you 
and all your family. 

Yours, 

F. Engels