DEAR CARRETA,

I got here safe, and upon the whole had not so bad a journey as might be

expected. I put up at the Spread Eagle for the night, for I was tired

and hungry. I have got into my old lodgings as you see, those on the

second floor. They are very nice ones with every convenience; they are

expensive it is true, but they are cheerful, which is a grand

consideration for me. I have as yet seen nobody, for it is only now a

little past eleven. I can scarcely at present tell you what my plans

are, perhaps tomorrow I shall write again. Kiss Hen, and God bless you.

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