Rottingdean 1
April 26. 1811
Mea cara mater, 2
Longum interest tuis literis tempus: quotidiè unam à te expecto: 3 I wonder whether the French master will come today it is so rainy. Yesterday we sowed our seeds viz: (some of them only, great numbers were excluded there not being room however there were sown<)>: Indian Pink, Sweet Sultan, Starry Scabious, Cyrinthe, Lupines, Peas, African and French Marygold and about 35 more.
Goodbye I am going to be very busy. Write soon,
Yr affte Son
W. H. F. Talbot
Lady E. Feilding
15 New Steyne
Brighton
‘T’, ‘F’, ‘R’ 4
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