R.B.

_E.B.B. to R.B._

Thursday Evening.

[Post-mark, June 27, 1845.]

After all it must be for Saturday, as Mrs. Hedley comes again on

Friday, to-morrow, from _New Cross_,--or just beyond it, Eltham

Park--to London for a few days, on account of the illness of one of

her children. I write in the greatest haste after Miss Mitford has

left me ... and _so_ tired! to say this, that if you can and will come

on Saturday, ... or if not on Monday or Tuesday, there is no reason

against it.

Your friend always,

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