Is grateful for the praise JH has given her photographic efforts. Intends to do a series of life-sized head photographs. Is anxious about Henry Taylor, who has been overworking in the colonial cause.
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Is grateful for the praise JH has given her photographic efforts. Intends to do a series of life-sized head photographs. Is anxious about Henry Taylor, who has been overworking in the colonial cause.
Is grateful for the volumes. Hopes his poetry endeavors will succeed. John Taylor is now at East Sheen. She has won a medal for photography at Southampton.
Has been very busy. His poetry has inspired her to renewed efforts. Health not good.
Has only just received his letter. Feared for the safety of her parcel. Wishes he would write a poem on photography. John Taylor and the Camerons think that JH's poetry is beautiful. Writes in haste to catch the post.
Her husband is well again and her own health is much improved. Would be interested to know which photographs he likes best and why.
Sending him photographs and mounts for him to sign and return. Can keep one for himself. Remembers the day she spent with him.
News of her sons. Has sold many of her photographs. Husband is in Ceylon.
Sends a copy of the Graphic. Is grateful for JH's letter to her son.
Has had a visit from Alick (JH's son Alexander) and his friends. Sends her latest photograph.
Is grateful for the interest he takes in her son and for his letter. Comments on the German war. Has a house full of visitors. It has been very cold and they have been without water.