| Description | He gives thanks for his mother's letter to Emma and for Margie's letter from Dorothy. He comments on family news and writes that he has seen the finest view in England, from the Quantock Hills, which he describes. Emma has been free from fever since coming to Clevedon and is settled; they wonder if they should have the children 'down here'. He notes future movements, and his intention to start for Glastonbury to see tor and ruins. |