[London,] 5 November 1880

Dear Sorge,

I had just sent off a longish letter to you‘ when, after the event —
post festum but not before the post office closed — another point occurred
to me in connection with that poor devil Borkheim. Last summer,
when I went from Ramsgate 3 to see him in Hastings, where I found
him ill in bed, he requested me to ask you to dun a certain Francis
Murhard (215 Washington Street, Hoboken). This man owes our

* principles have been current since the late Bakunin’s time.-> Ever yours-* See previous letter.

friend Borkheim some money — £10 if I remember aright— which
he lent Murhard for the journey to America and in respect of which
he possesses a promissory note.

Salut.
Your
K.M.