Fragment of an autograph letter signed with initials : [London], to Richard Hengist Horne, Sunday night [1844 February 25].

Submitting additional mottoes for "the Banim crew" and "Mrs. Shelley's majority;" adding "There is something wanted for Mrs. Shelley herself, & my stupidity is unfathomable - & I can think of nothing better than Dryden's / 'The sweet enthusiast / but really it wont do, so there's the end of it; & I must write again in the course of the day, the last day, Monday. By the way you have thrown me into convulsions of curiosity, in expectation of tomorrow, - accompanied by catchings of the hands at imaginary objects,***".