The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-13
The Frec-LoNc Murder in the Tribune Of
hcc-A Letter from sam 10 wles's Friend
to Another Mans wife.

MARCH $50 p. N.
I received two hours ago, darln. yours of
yesterday.
At noon mailed you the AGaEde for March to
No. 20 This / send in care Of Mr.. 8, hoping that
you may get 1t tomorrow.
Don't be disturbed about your family, little girl.
Families always respect accomplished facts. MY
bobby you know / once outraged mine great
deal worse than you ever can yours, and they are
the straitest sect Of Purilals but time made It all
correct.
SO you couldn't go TO Mrs. Ms til Monday, and
couldn't have my room. BE patient, little girl, and
ROOM
Funny about Lille and the young lady am
gagged to. 1t only confirms NY theory that you and
Mollie are frstclass ntriguors.
VIII order your scrap.book Monday.
Learn all YOU can about the material and contents
Of the new book within the next few weeks, for We
may want to announce It In my book. Please re-
member that it ought 10 lire plenty OF humor, and
that 1t must have some horrors. II you recon from
them you shall not do them
Darling, smiled at my being "pining and hurt"
| Why am like a who has got rid OF his ele.
| plant. Iweigh 25s and am lishter-heartcd than ]
have been for years indeed felt as II weight had
| been lifted from me, 6tforc your sweet love
Al the trouble was that she thought she could
not let me 90. Long ago, when she and first came
together, said to her will make no vows to love
| each other always-of that we cannot tell. | Will
only exact that You tell me the perfect TRUTH whether
| It keeps US together Or separates US; uhd she
! piled, "God helping me, will" She tried to; but
the leopard could not change its spots, and she did
| her best, and was very tender and loving, aud |
have nothing in the world TO complain Of II you
had not come to me, little GlIl, It would have made
no difference there; that scene was ended long ago,
1t will rather starte Mrs s., won't it, darliugi
think she will like it in the cad. Rose. letter Is
very graceful and kind, and am very glad you 90,
for 1t will do you much good, 1t Is great, breezy,
| restful place.
What goosie II IL about my coming home. OF
course shall come, whenever my business compes,
or will let me. What judgment shall you fear do.
ing no wrongS The Circumstances make 1t right
and unnoticeable and will stay away for 40 00C
Mrs Grundys. will moi neglect work to come
but It is quito possible may have TO come mex
week. have not been waiting for you, darling, all
these long years, to wear hair cloth and seyCn
years now. l want you always.
| A hundred times a day my arms seem to stretch
out toward you. l never seek my pillow without
wanting 10 fold you 10 my heart for good night kif
and blessing, and the few months before you car
| openly be mine VIII he long enough NJ least, NJ
grass shall grow under my feet; but never let pub
| lie opinion bully me a bit, and never mean TO. so
| sunbeam, | shall come whenever can, and stay Al
long as business will permit. will decide about gin
summer just as soon as can, darling. Can proba
by surmise by Monday or Tuesday.
Darling should be GRAD II you had inscinate
| me in day week. The trees which grow IN al
| hour have no deep root. Ours l believe to be NJ
love OF a MONDAY hour, but Tor all time. Only on
love ever grew slowly into my heart as yours has
| and that was tender and blessed that heaYe
needed and took II. My darling, you arc all wou
have you, Exactly what would have you, in mind
body and estate, and my tired heart finds in you IN
finite rest, ana riches, and sweetness. Good night
my love, my own, my wife.
| Burn this-will you notf