TALBOT507

Rottingdean. 1
August 29th 1809.

My Dear Mr Feilding,

When my Sister 2 is christened she must be called Emma. Is mamma 3 well? this a view of the church to amuse her, with references

[illustration]

1. The Church

2. the windmill on the road to Lewes.

3 a hay stack half cut

4 Mr Ingrams barn

555 the Garden wall

6 ditto

7 the stables. 8 the mulberry tree

There are raspberry bushes, strawberries, apple trees, & all sorts of other things in the Garden but I have left them out. Tell Mamma that we have a french master & as I was sure that she would like me to learn I did not ask her. Good bye. give part of my love to Mamma & Caro 4 & little No-name & Betty 5 & take the rest yourself.

I am votre tres affectionats fils 6
W. H. F. Talbot

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