| Description | Written from Witton House, Blofield, Norwich, to the British Embassy, Constantinople.
Short description of journey, missing father in town, who was reported looking very well: receipt of letter, but non-receipt of five others: non-arrival of dogs ordered for Wathen: visit by the John Barnards and Rhodes James for music festival: gald to be away for her own sake and that of her husband, with worry about the movign and laying of ground by the house: pleasure and gratification at arrangement of house and gardens: the likelihood of her not being at GG's "crying out" this time, no promises having been made: Wathen's delightful cruise and his future pleasure at looking back on going to less hackneyed and comfortable places on the Continent: encouragement to seek strength through God's grace, with more frequent and fervent prayer: call for God's blessing on him. PS: letters to be directed to Camerton in John's name, with her initials to go in the corner.
Sheet, with 6 pages of text, including 2 pages of cross-hatching. Numbered "7" |