London, 26 July 1884 

My dear Laura, 

La suite, la suite de la suite et la conclusion par’ Paul Lafargue to 
hand. I have just sent my amanuensis* home and have a few minutes 

* Saucissard~> He’s doing well.-° See this volume, p. 159.-4 The continuation, 
continuation of the continuation and the conclusion by; see this volume, pp. 166-68. - 
* secretary (Oskar Eisengarten) 

left to say that I shall be very glad not only to revise Paul’s article but 
also to offer suggestions as to points of attack.?73 But for that I must 
have the book* and to get it I must know the exact title— please let 
me have that at once so that I can order it. 

It appears, then, that after all we shall have to do without you at 
the seaside.2* Well, I don’t know—if this weather continues, 
whether France is not preferable. We have now, 5 p.m., hardly 17° 
Centigrade and plenty of rain so that poor Jollymeier has not been 
able to take his walk. 

Pumps and Percy are just coming in for dinner so I must conclude. 
Love from all. 

Yours affectionately, 
F. E.