Additional Manuscripts c

States that he was glad to have her letter, and to hear that she was not dissatisfied with his article on HS. Notes her corrections, but fears that he will not be able to make use of them because the dictionary article 'is necessarily very condensed', and doubts whether it contains any of the inaccuracies she mentions. States that he took the date of the lectureship from a paper given to him by Jackson. Claims that he did not mean to imply that HS 'intentionally stammered: but only that he managed to turn it to account.' Hopes that she may be able to put together the letters and life, and supercede his 'and other ephemeral notices.' Announces that he intends to call on her the next time he is in Cambridge.