Pièce 132 - Letter from Henry Sidgwick to F.W.H. Myers

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Hopes that he has had a successful visit. Announces that he has to go back to London the following day, and therefore shall not see Myers, but states that Nora would like to ask Myers about 'one or two points for the Journal [of the Society for Psychical Research?] at once.' Asks him if he could come the following afternoon. Sends a letter of B[ ]worth's [not included], which he and Nora think that Myers ought to insert, as he assumes that the latter is likely to add some reference to it in his reply to V[euman], of which he encloses a proof [not included]. Claims that Myers' proposal about Paris takes his breath away, but that they are prepared to discuss it.