My dear Sir
Mr. Faraday tells me you intend leaving London next Monday2, and will call & see us in the course of that day. Now I am sorry to say I have an engagement which will take me away about ten oclock on Monday morning, but may I venture to say that if you could spare so many of the last precious moments you spend in London as to breakfast with us at half past eight, it will give us all great pleasure. If any thing should prevent our seeing you again may I beg you to carry my very kind remembrances to your wife, which she will allow considering the kindly feeling which unites our husbands.
I am my dear Sir | Yours very truly | S. Faraday
Royal Institution | Octr 26th 44
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