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Letter to Laura Marx, August 28, 1866
First published: in the original English, in Annali, Milano, 1958.
To Laura Marx in Hastings
[London,] 28 August 1866[edit source]
My dear Cacadou,
I have received your letter, but not unopened, since it had to pass through the fingered hands of the Emperor [Jennychen].
It was always my opinion that to give the last finishing stroke to your ‘heducation’ some sort of boarding school training was still wanted. It will do you a great deal of good.
II hidalgo della figure trista [the knight of the woeful character — Don Quixote, i.e., Paul Lafargue] left me at the corner of his house. His heart having been considerably shaken before, he seemed to bear his separation from me with a rather heroic indifference.
My best wishes to [Marx uses three mathematical symbols for ‘Eleanor’]: +/-∞-/+
I enclose 5 l., the remainder to be sent in the second week.
Yours humbly
Old One