Stuk 160 - Letter from Henry Sidgwick to F. W. H. Myers

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Thanks Myers and asks him to send word as soon as he can; tells him that if he has not mentioned Sidgwick to 'Mrs S.' not to do so, and declares that he will renew his acquaintance with her on his own account. Announces that he shall perhaps not go to town on Monday, as Rayleigh wants him to go to [Terling]. States that the latter 'is rather inclined to go in for the Fay business', and undertakes to urge him as strongly as he can. Thinks that he ought to let him know what Myers told him [Sidgwick] 'about the Colonel's "record" '.