Autograph letter signed : [London], to William Angus Knight, undated.

Telling Knight that he has sent him a parcel: "I have sent off to you at St. Andrews one parcel, containing two inside -- one in brown paper of the portraits I propose to frame & one or two other things -- the other parcel contains the views of places, statues, etc. connected with Wordsworth which I have already proposed to you should be put into a large book or album, well framed & with a description written underneath. There are a good many duplicates which would be of no use to the book -- duplicates of the portraits of the views, etc. etc. and as you wished, you said, to retain these & send them to America I send the whole of what you left with me that you may pick out those you wish to keep; & place the rest aside for the Dove Cottage album"; suggesting the wording for a slip of paper to be framed with each print, acknowledging them as the gift of Knight; instructing Knight to send the brown paper parcel to Dunthorne; adding that Dunthorne will then send Brooke a sample frame for him to approve, so that the same frame is used for all the prints; chiding Knight for an "impetuous" postcard: "You are evidently not aware of all that I have to do, & of how difficult it is to seclude an hour in the day for other labours than those which inevitably press on me & which (some of them) take me for three days in the week outside of London. I hope you are satisfied now. I had to put off matters like these W. W. prints, concerning which there is no hurry, for matters which had to be done without delay."