He does not have his house in order after moving and he is occupied by another task that will not last long. He is sorry to lose any of the argument from his manuscript but is glad Hudson took the one he did. He would like Hudson to send him the press notices, as he expects to deal with the question of matrimony in the future. He has been engaged for several years in collecting material for such work but cannot say when it will be undertaken. Hudson may send 50 copies, as he does not know how many may be sold and would like to know if there is any reduction to a bookseller who would take a large number. He thinks he could sell 100 copies or more if a percentage was given to them like on other books. A mission begins in his church next week and he wants the manuscript so he can do dispose of some then. Hudson visiting him would be no ordinary pleasure. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 2pp. royal 8vo. 1.