From the Land of Cimmerian darkness 1
Janry 16th 1826
My Dear Mother
This is the darkest day I ever saw here the gas lights are general in the shops at present (¼ before 2). My eyes smart very much with a walk in the fog. - From the print shop at the corner of Sackville St, 2 you can see nothing whatever of St James's Church. Montgomerie 3 has called twice, but I have not been at home. Tell Caroline 4 that Mr M's green marble sketching book 5 is not forthcoming where she supposed. - I opened the black round table in the Front Drawing Room; two different keys were requisite; I found there no pedigree books but an album locked, in a beautiful red & gold binding - This I will bring with me to Worthing, 6 on Wednesday as I hope.
Yours afftly
H.F.
Lady E. Feilding
Worthing
Sussex
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