I received the enclosed letter from our friend a week or two
since. You see he is anxious about future operations. Can you do anything for
him before next March; and if so, what! The partners in Boston have talked the
matter over, but have not yet come to any definite proposal. I send you also an
older letter, which should have been sent to you, but by some fault of others
was not.
SOURCE: Franklin B. Sanborn, The Life and Letters of
John Brown, p. 492
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