Ramsgate, 27 August 1879 
62 Plains of Waterloo 

Dear Frep, 

Our letters keep crossing. No doubt you will have had mine 
(posted last Monday‘); yours—of 25 August"—together with 
enclosures safely received. 

I am only writing a line or two, as my wife is having to go 
somewhere near the post office, so you will get this acknowledge- 
ment of your letter before you leave. 

I enclose for the amusement of yourself, Jollymeyer and Pumps, 
a letter from Tussy to my wife. PLease RETURN IT AT ONCE AFTER PERUSAL. 

* See this volume, pp. 376-77. - > Ibid.. pp. 374-76. 

Jennychen is doing well**; is not allowed to leave her room until 

next Monday and will then have to spend at least another week with 
us,’ as Longuet is going back to London earlier. 

The weather has been deteriorating from day to day, but it’s 
always tolerable for an hour or two and the sea breeze is beneficial, 
showers notwithstanding. It is Liebknecht himself who deserves 
the ‘jackass’ label he is seeking, with his habitual loutish courtesy, 
to pin on Hirsch—something he always does when ‘caught’ in 
flagrante. 

Best wishes to everyone. 

Your 
Moor 

Kovalevsky’s address: 42 Gower Street.