Bài 4 - Greetings & signatures in email (Phần chào hỏi & chữ ký trong email)-phần 3 Còn bức thư thứ hai được đề cập dưới đây là bức thư thể hiện sự thông cảm Joaquin Miller viết cho Walt Whitman khi nhận được tin ông bị ốm: Revere House, Boston May 27, '75. My dear Walt Whitman: Your kind letter is received and the sad news of your ill health makes this pleasant weather even seem tiresome and out of place. I had hoped to find you the same hale and whole man I had met in New York a few years ago and now I shall perhaps find you bearing a staff all full of pain and trouble. However my dear friend as you have sung from within and not from without I am sure you will be able to bear whatever comes with that beautiful faith and philosophy you have ever given us in your great and immortal chants. I am coming to see you very soon as you request; but I cannot say to-day or set to- morrow for I am in the midst of work and am not altogether my own master. But I will come and we will talk it all over together. In the meantime, remember that whatever befall you you have the perfect love and sympathy of many if not all of the noblest and loftiest natures of the two hemispheres. My dear friend and fellow toiler good by. Yours faithfully, Joaquin Miller. Phần trên được trích từ "With Walt Whitman in Camden," do Horace Traubel. Bản quyền tác giả, 1905, 1906, bởi Doubleday, Page & Co. . Bài 4 - Greetings & signatures in email (Phần chào hỏi & chữ ký trong email) -phần 3 Còn bức thư thứ hai được đề cập dưới đây là bức thư thể hiện sự thông cảm Joaquin Miller. faithfully, Joaquin Miller. Phần trên được trích từ "With Walt Whitman in Camden," do Horace Traubel. Bản quyền tác giả, 19 05, 19 06, bởi Doubleday, Page & Co. . of place. I had hoped to find you the same hale and whole man I had met in New York a few years ago and now I shall perhaps find you bearing a staff all full of pain and trouble. However