| Description | Her shock at the contents of his note to her and the depth of her feelings for him in the present alarming circumstances, praying that Sir Charles Clarke has a more favourable opinion on the case: her being grieved for the cause which prevents herfhaving the pleasure of seeing him today and her anxiety to hear how all is going: her enquiry to his house to be sent at 9 c'clock.
Dated only Sunday, edged with black border [?for deaths of two sisters], but paper watermarked 1840, probably at the time of the serious illness of Sir Wathen's daughter, Anna Eliza Jarrett, at the time of the birth of her second child in December 1840.
Sheet, with 2½ pages of text. |