To Daniel MacGhie Cory
Rome. March 10, 1932
Dear Cory,
You say nothing of your health, about which I have felt some doubts during this bad weather; don’t be ill again, because even from the point of view of your strictly professional future, that would be a bad plan.
From The Letters of George Santayana: Book Four, 1928–1932. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 2003.
Location of manuscript: Butler Library, Columbia University, New York NY