late 1882
Thank you for being willing to see me, but may I defer so rare a pleasure till you come again? Grief is a sable introduction, but a vital one, and I deem that I knew you long since through your shielding thought. I hope you may have an electrical absence, as Life never loses it's startlingness, however assailed - "seen of Angels" only, an enthralling Aim. Thank you for the kindness, the fervor of a stranger the latest forgot. E. Dickinson.
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