Monday
We had a prosperous day. You may imagine how F. won Mrs R's heart The 2 gents Dicey & Brycey (as she calls them) came & did very well—
We quite like Mr Ritchie. The Horace's come on the 1st Feb. wh. is nice & you will come & meet them for the Sat & Sun. I hope—
Mrs R. was most cordial about your coming to Kensington— She told us that Dr Simon considered it the most healthy place in London being on gravel; but I thought you said that the Square was on clay—
yours my dear—
We are so tidy w. our grass borders cut & mended—& the poor old vine down & the clematis & we can't think what to do w. the Virginian it looks so mis w. broken sticks all over— The Diceys come on Sat. & Clement & Emily come tomorrow for 2 days yours my dear
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