it afterwards, and it helped me on. God bless you, dear Mr Clennam. Do not forget Your ever grateful and affectionate LITTLE DORRIT.
P.S.—Particularly remember that Minnie Gowan deserves the best remembrance in which you can hold her. You cannot think too generously or too highly of her. I forgot Mr Pancks last time. Please, if you should see him, give him your Little Dorrit’s kind regard. He was very good to Little D.