And write to me.

That will do you good, and it will do me good too.
"Give my love to Karen.
"Yours all, faithfully, "Winthrop Landholm.
"P.

S.-- I have seen nobody yet but Mr.Herder." When Winthrop went to put this letter in the post, he drew out the following: "To Winthrop Landholm, Esq.: At Mr.George Inchbald's, "Cor.

Beaver and Little South Sts., Mannahatta.
"I am so tired, Governor, with the world and myself to-night, that I purpose resting myself at your expense, -- in other words, to pour over all my roiled feelings from my own heart into yours, hoping benevolently to find my own thereby cleared.

What will be the case with yours, I don't like to stop to think; but incline to the opinion, which I have for many years held, that _nothing can roil it_.