Yes, inclined favorably—If you have any definite subject, or any thing special might indicate it2—Send me two or three papers by mail3—
Walt WhitmanCorrespondent:
Nugent Robinson
(1838–1904) was a journalist and editor from Dublin, Ireland. After
graduating from Trinity College, he served an apprenticeship in London and
worked as a correspondent for the Daily Chronicle during
the Franco-German War. He moved to the United States in 1876, and he edited Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, Once a Week, and, later, Collier's Weekly.
Robinson was apparently highly regarded among writers like Julian Hawthorne and
James Whitcomb Riley, and he authored a number of books himself, including a
farce and works on history. For more information, see "Nugent Robinson," Collier's 32.14 (January 9, 1904), 20.