Manchester, 30 June 1852 

Dear Marx, 

Either you people down there must be working terribly hard at 
copying out the manuscript* or something unpleasant must have 
happened, otherwise I should undoubtedly have heard from you 
by now. En attendant,” herewith a letter along with cuttings from 
Weydemeyer. 

Your little wallet with the letter from Cologne has come to light. 
I haven’t got it with me today, otherwise I should have enclosed it. 

Warmest regards—in haste. 

Your 
F. E.