MY DEAR MAMEY AND KATEY,

I was very glad to receive your nice letter. I am going to tell you

something that I hope will please you. It is this: I am coming to London

Thursday, and I mean to bring you both back here with me, to stay until

we all come home together on the Saturday. I hope you like this.

Tell John to come with the carriage to the London Bridge Station, on

Thursday morning at ten o'clock, and to wait there for me. I will then

come home and fetch you.

Mamma and Auntey and Charley send their loves. I send mine too, to

Walley, Spim, and Alfred, and Sydney.

Always, my dears,

Your affectionate Papa.

[Sidenote: Mr. William Sandys.]

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