January 1835-June 1836  The Collected Letters, Volume 8   TC TO
JOHN STUART MILL; 6 June 1836; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18360606-TC-
JSM-01; CL 8:352-353.   Chelsea, Monday Morning [6 June 1836].
My Dear Mill,  You are very good: do not mind what I wrote to
you; or fret yourself thinking that it is a “favour” to you, and
not twice as much a favour to myself.1  The best is, I am
pouring out all manner of watery stuff; and hope to have a kind
of readable enough Article ready about the time specified, after
all. Of what quantity I cannot say; but it promises to be very
considerable. Wait then till we see! There are thirteen good
days before Saturday come a week, and the west wind is blowing.—
For the rest, I have got an enormous white hat, broader than any
Quaker's in London; which is a great comfort; the Public happily
not objecting much to my avoiding headaches in that way,—tho' it
gives me the most Preadamite air, and is indeed ugly and ugly-
making to a pitch. My wife has stipulated almost with tears that
I shall neve