| Description | Written from Camerton House, to 9 Norfolk Street, Park Lane, London.
Thanks for two letters: joy at his loving Louisa as much as she does, another link in the chain which binds her as a sister: his pleasure with the domestic circle at Offchurch, a scene of peace and harmony: sorry he did not see more of Aunt Nutty [Nutcombe]: call for him to realise some of the happiness he has seen by marrying a nice wife, which does not mean he has to give up his profession, as someone who loved him would follow him wherever he went: making of arrangements for their coming to town or wherever he wants to be, purely to see him: 11th and 13th possible dates to be with him, the former being when they are out of mourning: thanks to be passed to Minna for her letter, not easy for such a child: best wishes to father.
26 May 1836, post-marked 27 May 1836
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