| Description | Thanks for her letter: assurance of it being a real and sincere pleasure to have seen her so comfortable on her visit, apart from fearing that she might suffer from pain again, thinking her far from well: the Castle [Windsor] always being open to her, with promise of a warm and kind reception: wish of their being better and for Sir Wathen to suffer less from the dreadful complaint in his face: remembrance to Sir Wathen: sending for bead from the shop she mentioned.
Sunday 20 June, no year given
Sheet, with 1½ pages of text, handwriting very poor. |