Lacock Abbey
Wednesday 9 A.M.
My dear Henry
Your correspondent is a Lady – one of the Miss Messingberd Mundys who were paying a visit at Markeaton 1 when Charles and Ela 2 met them. As you wished an early reply to your question, I send this to be posted at Corsham 3 to catch the day mail to London – which I fancy will almost answer the purpose of a telegram – At any rate it is an innocent experiment, and I am curious to know that it answers – I am not sending over to Corsham on purpose, but to meet Mr Fowler at the Station at 10•10 – I am glad he is able to obey my Summons, and hope he may suggest something useful. This promises to be again a glorious Autumnal day – I don’t like those trains being continually behind time and then putting on Steam to make it up –
Your affectionate
Constance
[envelope:]
H. F. Talbot Esqre.
Athenæum Club
London S.W.
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