Sackville Street 1
4th March 1813
My Dear Henry
I have not written to you lately, having been in great affliction about Lady Carnarvon 2 who has been some time most dangerously ill, & I fear is not likely to recover. I cannot find the key of Your Black Truck, Do you remember where you put it. The Blue Phosphorus Box I hunted for everywhere, at last Nurse More produced it out of one of the Closets up stairs, but as I have had no opportunity of getting the things you wished from Accum's,<3> I do not send it, But will soon if you still want them, so let me know. What was that stuff you left in Papers, it looks like Saccharum Saturni, 3 I have put it by that nobody may be poisoned.
Jane 4 has sent you a little Microscope, shall I send it you? - Mr Feilding 5 is here & talks of going into Rutlandshire Monday He is this moment come back from the Levee. [Yo]ur6 Arum seeds are planted & placed in the Leads near the Kitchen Sky Light in hopes the warmth may bring them on
Evr yrs affly
E T F
W. H. Fox Talbot Esqr
Revd Dr Butler's 7
Harrow 8
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