Athm
1860
Thursday 18 Octr
My Dear Constance
On my return from Cambridge this afternoon I found your letter with the melancholy intelligence of your dear sisters death<.> I need not tell you how much I sympathise with You in this sorrow, which is most afflicting although it has been so long expected – I will write to Charles in the course of the evening – at present I have no time to add more from the lateness of the hour except just to say that I left him very comfortable this morning – and to give you his address which you wished for
C.H.T. Esq.
Trin. Coll.
Cambridge
Our excursion there was in many respects very satisfactory and successful.
Your affte
Henry
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