1 Like the page enclosed with the previous letter, this one clearly belonged to an early draft of the Sandwich Islands lecture. It was written on what is almost certainly the same wove paper stock, albeit lacking the embossment (which appears only on pages torn from the top half of a full sheet). It too is in black ink (faded to brown) with two penciled revisions: the insertion of “0” in the page number “40” and the addition of one sentence at the top of the page. As in the previous case, the original sequence of pages to which this page belonged does not survive, but Clemens’s subject is clearly Bishop Staley’s habit of belittling the work of the American missionaries. The date of this letter has not been precisely determined. Nevertheless, because Clemens’s explanation here of the manuscript page was less complete than on 7 April, and because he wrote directly on the page instead of enclosing a covering note, it seems likely that it was at least the second time he had replied in this way to an autograph seeker, and that the letter was written sometime between 7 April and the end of the month.