{London}
32, Fopstone Road,
Earls Court,
April 28, '82.
A. P. Sinnett, Esq.
Dear Sir,
The following cards explain themselves. The paper upon which I am writing was brought by "Ernest" to me last evening. I have no doubt it is yours. You already know of my conversion to Theosophy and my having seen the Bros. I am certain if I were in any other position than that of a medium gaining his living by his gifts, the Bros. would be enabled to manifest with great clearness and certainty.
I am uncertain whether I can return to India as I had hoped to do in June as I am using my best endeavours to obtain some appointment in England. Kindly remember me to Madame Blavatsky when you write — and
Believe me,
Yours faithfully,
W. Eglinton.
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