How are you, my best Mary? Write especially how is your health, and how your spirits are, and whether you are not more reconciled to staying at Lerici, at least during the summer.
You have no idea how I am hurried and occupied; I have not a moment’s leisure, but will write by next post.
Ever, dearest Mary,
Yours affectionately,
S.
I have found the translation of the Symposium.
MISCELLANEOUS
ESSAYS AND LETTERS.
A LETTER
TO
LORD ELLENBOROUGH,
Occasioned by the Sentence which he passed on
Mr. D. I. EATON,
As Publisher of
The Third part of Paine’s age of reason.
Deorum offensa, Diis curæ.