Letter to John Burroughs, September 10, 1866 In this note to John Burroughs, Whitman discusses his forthcoming book, and his fear that that printers will make ridiculous errors when publishing it. 

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To John Burroughs             [9.10.1866] 
The book is going to suit me pretty well-it will make a volume of 500 pages, size and style &c fully equal to `Drum Taps'-I shall feel glad enough when it is completed-I have a constant struggle with the printers -They are good fellows and willing enough-but it seems impossible to prevent them making lots of ridiculous errors-it is my constant dread that the book will be disfigured in that way-though we have got along pretty well thus far....
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