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mama desired me to enclose Mrr Grieve's note, which she hopes you will find quite satisfactory.
I am so glad you are coming soon, but unluckily it is just at the time that Tilly and her husband will be away at Speddoch for a fortnight or so. They propose going next week or the beginning of the following one; and Tilly is looking forward with so much pleasure to the change, that she says she does not think it will even be possible to tear herself away again and come back!
Will you bring any of your engraving apparatus with you directly, or wait till we have removed to Millburn?1 I am getting quite impatient to know what you will think of your work room there. Mama has written to give you Wilkins direction to send us a hamper of geraniums and useful plants for ornamenting and filling our flower beds there; - with your luggage when you come.
Goodwin waits for my letter; so goodbye dear Papa; Love to Charles/
Your affectionate daughter
Rosamond
I am deep in Froude2
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