Good night.

Let me hear about Malkin.' In a week's time Godwin received another summons to Staple Inn, with promise of Malkin's assured presence.

In reply he wrote: 'Owing to a new arrangement at Bates's, I start tomorrow for my holiday in Cornwall, so cannot see you for a few weeks.

Please offer Malkin my apologies; make them (I mean it) as profuse as those he telegraphed.
Herewith I send you my paper, "The New Sophistry", which I have written at a few vehement sittings, and have carelessly copied.

If you think it worth while, will you have the kindness to send it for me to _The Critical_?
I haven't signed it, as my unmeaning name would perhaps indispose the fellow to see much good in it.