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My dear Henry

Many thanks for all your trouble – it is only what I had been expecting – he would keep it if we would let him, but would not pay. But it is rather a silly letter I think, let alone his having been very tiresome & rude not to have written all this before, – because as it was on the subject of the subgoverness of the P^ss Ch^{tte 1} of course the interest of the narrative turned a great deal on the P^ss the very reason why it was worth publishing at all, & Why it pleased E. Suffield ² so much. Personally I am tired of the P^ss C. & my interest is in our dear old friend, but of course the world in general would care for the P^ss. I shall try Chambers Where I hope I have a chance through Sir R. Christison, ³ & if that fails I think Fraser⁴ might take such an article, but there is time enough to consider that. I have been studying the monthly advertisements of Macmillan’s⁵ lately, & I see Articles about Aristotle & those kind of people, more than my style of article.

With again thanks Y^r aff^e
Louisa C. Frampton

Lulworth Villa
S^t Mary Church
Torquay
July 31^st

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Henry Fox Talbot Esqre Lacock Abbey
Chippenham
Wilts