Friday
My dear Henry
I think there is no doubt that we shall be suited tomorrow with a Nurse 1– I have just seen Mr Kenrick, 2 who tells me he is to see several either this evening or tomorrow morning & that Mrs Kenrick will make a report to him of some she has seen today. – He approves of the person Vennell, recommended by Mr Jennings, 3 as far as he can judge from my account – & he will see her himself tod tomorrow early. – So among them all, there is little chance of a disappointment. – If they fail, I shall contrive to write to you tomorrow by railroad or late post. – In the mean time our little dear is going on as well as yesterday – so we shall manage without inconvenience. –
I am writing in haste as Mr Kenrick called so late I have only just time to save the post – I am very well – Matilda 4 is so happy making tea & does it so nicely! –
Your affte
Constance. –
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