From Thomas Beddoes to Davies Giddy   4 September 1804

Dear Giddy

Mrs B. has been at Uphill near <on> the sea 12 days The complaint of the stomach went off – But I have no doubt of yr receiving a letter from her before you receive this –

Latter end of next week I shall I believe take her out a long journey of a week – This she does not know herself – She will be at home tomorrow sennight.

In hopes you are got stout & with remembrance to yr father & sister I remain

yrs truly

Thomas Beddoes

4 Sepr 1804

Poor Alcock seems threatened with tetanus from a deep bruised thrust in his arm, while cutting a stick

Please cite as “BEDDOES-LETTER-439,” in Ɛpsilon: Thomas Beddoes Collection accessed on 5 June 2025, https://epsilon.ac.uk/view/epsilon-testbed/beddoes/letters/BEDDOES-LETTER-439