Mt Edgcumbe 1
Thursday eveg
My dear Henry
We were afraid some accident had happened to prevent your arrival today, thinking, of course, you had slept at Ivy-bridge, 2 & sat in the garden all the evening watching every boat that crossed, in hopes it was you. I still wonder you did not cross, even late, rather than go to the Hotel –
We shall be delighted to see you at 10, or any time after that suits you, & if the weather is bad, or threatens, Ld V. 3 will send his large boat to fetch you, & a man to the hotel to direct – but if the weather is fine, it will be wholly unnecessary; as The <Jian?> plaisir 4 shall be in readiness at the passage to convey your things to the house, & yourselves too, unless you prefer walking
Addio fratello carissimo 5
Yr affte Sister
Caroline
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