[n.d. 1797] Surely my dear Grandmother will not be surprised at my writing to her, to express a small share of that sincere affection I have always felt for her since I have been the … Read More

23rd July 1794 Oh my dearest treasure how my heart does bless you for those two dear affectionate letters, and think of my not recieving either ’till six this afternoon, the person who left the … Read More

(No date) My Father dined with us and has gone I dont know where— I do not think you will meet him until the Evening.— Your apology is al­ready made for one who is most … Read More

(No date) An unavoidable Something obliges Mrs. [Eliza] Sadler to drink tea with Mrs. Constable—If you are anxious to see your Eliza you will find her at Mrs. Atkinsons at the Piano Your own-

(No date) Your Eliza’s Eye is very Ugly but not very painful, but It will pre­vent the possibility of my going out Therefore you must devote a great deal of your time to me—come as … Read More

(No date) My dearest Will, Mrs. Sadler is not going to the Concert and wishes very much to see us there this Evening—do not be too late— Yours EB

(No date) Your Eliza is well—and would be perfectly happy if she could en­joy the Society of her Friend. I have wished very much to see you, and knew that Indisposition only could have prevented … Read More

(No date) My dearest Will, I have resolved to do my duty and go and see Mrs. Dwight this af­ternoon and If the weather remains clear it is my intention to pass an hour with … Read More