12, Regent St | April 10, 1840.
Dear Sir,
It is very doubtful whether you will think the accompanying print a suitable object for your Library this Evening: if you do not so think it, pray treat it unceremoniously2.
It is a Print I obtained in Italy some years ago, when the miracle to which it refers occurred & produced a great sensation. As a specimen of modern religious credulity it is, I think, not without interest; nor is it otherwise, if viewed as a true Ghost Story - testified by a Prince and Bishop - and indeed still more conclusively verified by the permanent visible mark left by the Ghost itself.
I remain, dear Sir, | Very faithfully yours | Sydney Smirke
M. Faraday Esq | &c &c &c
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