| Description | Written from Froyle Parsonage, to the British Embassy, Constantinople.
Their return from London with favourable report by Dr Warren on her husband's progress, with the same diet regime and a few changes in medicines: her husband in better spirits and sitting for his portrait,as has Sainsbury, by a young painter in Taunton: their father worried and low in spirits with illness to housekeeper Aymer (to have breast cut off): thanks for last letter and glad to hear more reconciled to change of residence following conversation with Mr Grey: her brother's character's high standing: thanks for pelisse: return to Camerton on Saturday, anxious to see what has been done, then on to Clifton and Hereford in September for music meeting: hope to be in "the Mansion" before winter: his praise for her, which she thinks undeserved, with the follies, pride,vanity and secret faults of her heart: expressions of affection for him.
Sheet, with 4 pages of text and 2ΒΌ pages cross-hatched. Numbered "28". |