Lost Letters Letter 37 - November 11th, 1888 Greetings Mr. Moore, Though I am wont to agree with your sentiments, I wonder if our suspicions are purely due to his corpse-like countenance. What if Mansfield is a harmless gentleman who is deeply troubled by the fear he unintentionally strikes within others? Perhaps if I were to converse with him without exhibiting hesitancy, I could prove that the rumors about Mr. Mansfield are simply nonsense. I intend to return to his inn and speak with him further. For indeed, our forebodings may be entirely in vain. Respectfully yours, Taylor Dickinson Return to Lost Letters Next Lost Letter Previous Lost Letter Click below to play ambient sounds.

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