| Description | Written from Tattingstone Place, Suffolk, to the British Embassy, Constantinople.
Journey to and from Camerton: attacks of inflammation on the windpipe meaning she only got to see the new house once, which looked as if it would be more comfortable than the old one, which will now have its own repairs made: no settled plans of where they were be staying: report of stagecoach journeys, not too uncomfortable: no news of Georgiana, but birth of girl to Mary Ann Barnard: Ernest well, having taken a prodigious fancy to one of the Miss Wises but again said by himself not to be in love, with the Wises being a delightful family: no news of his receipt of dressing case: books forwarded to Mr Scott: discovery of bundle of old French newspapers but not his journal: Driver looking sleek and well.
Sheet, with 5 pages of text, including one page cross-hatched. Numbered "12". |