1Thursday morning.
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3It is funny that man should have told your character so nearly.
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5Thankyou for the prescription.
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7The landlady came in this morning & I agreed with her to remain paying
8her more. But this room is so damp I don’t think I shall be able to
9slay more than two weeks.
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11You might as well still send my letter to Eleanor. You can get A’s
12address from Fulger or someone. & if you do happen to be in the North
13& see apartment to let you might take the address. I don’t want to
14give more than from 12/- to £1 for my rooms. I think somewhere at
15Hampstead I might have gone nice rooms if I had looked out when I was
16in London Now if I do come it will be only be for a week on my way to
17St Leonards or Ventnor (unless I could find such quite airy rooms that
18I could work in them).
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20Henry I keep getting dizzy. I hardly know what I’m writing I do feel
21so ill.
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23Don’t miss writing to me just now because your letters are the one
24thing I look to. Thank you for the names of the flowers. [bottom of
25page torn off]
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27^I’m so glad you are better, my sweet.^
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