August 5, 1851

Oh, for an east-wind with

Oh, for an east-wind with a breath of the salt sea in it. Of course, this infernal atmosphere has given me a cold; and I have sat shivering all day, with an utter disinclination to move. All day, I mean, until somewhat past four, when Julian and I set out for the village.

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Mr. Hawthorne (may I call you Nathaniel? or Nath? Uhm.. Natty?) - just wanted to say I love your work.

btw - you should post to your "gear" section that someone is selling a "baby buggy" (now with WOODEN wheels!), the latest in baby gear. Here's the link.

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