Rheims,
Sunday after sunset 12th March 1826
My Dear Mother,
I have arrived thus far on my journey – The Roads are so deplorable that I get on very slowly – The carriage is very much tried, but behaves well as yet. I cannot write more at present or I shall lose the little remaining glimmer of light to see the Cathedral
Your affte Son
H.T.
My pen is like a spruce fir tree. The fashion of this part of the country I suppose
[address panel:]
Lady E. Feilding
31 Sackville St
London
Angleterre
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