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Updated: June 10, 2025
It is these incongruous these jarring tokens that engender doubt, and suspense, almost insupportable. Anna Wenbourne St. Ives to Louisa Clifton Pans, Hotel d'Espagne, Rue Guenegaude, Fauxbourg St. Germain The oddest and most unlucky accident imaginable, Louisa, has happened. Your brother and Frank have unfortunately half quarrelled, without knowing each other.
After all, I cannot conclude without repeating that I believe the whole world cannot equal the lovely, the divine Anna St. Ives: and, whatever else you may say or think of me, do not lead her to imagine I am unjust to her supreme beauty, and charms. An insinuation of that kind I would never forgive Never! Sir Arthur St. Ives to Abimelech Henley Paris, Hotel d'Espagne, Rue Guenegaude,
I expect she will soon put on boots and buckskin, and horsewhip her fellows herself; for she improves apace. Once more farewell. Anna Wenbourne St. Ives to Louisa Clifton Paris, Hotel d'Espagne, Rue Guenegaude, Fauxbourg St. Germain After abundance of jolting in carriages, sea sickness, and such-like trifling accidents, incidental to us travellers, here we are at last, dear Louisa.
I will most readily and warmly repeat all the good of my brother that I know: but I will neither conceal what ought to be said, nor say what I do not know. I take it for granted that he would not have me guilty of duplicity. Adieu, dear brother; and believe me to be most affectionately your Frank Henley to Oliver Trenchard Paris, Hotel d'Espagne, Rue Guenegaude, Fauxbourg St. Germain
Frank Henley to Oliver Trenchard Paris, Hotel d'Espagne, rue Guenegaude, Fauxbourg St. Germain The black forebodings of my mind, Oliver, are fulfilled! I have been struck! The phantom I dreaded has appeared, has flashed upon me, and all the evils of which I prophesied, and more than all, are collecting to overwhelm me; are rushing to my ruin! This brother of Louisa!
His ease and good temper spoke much in his favour; and I laughed, and answered, in mercy to my throat, I would accept his apology. In consideration of which we are to cultivate an acquaintance, and be sworn friends. Anna Wenbourne St. Ives to Louisa Clifton Paris, Hotel d'Espagne, Rue Guenegaude, Fauxbourg St. Germain I return eagerly to my Louisa. Mr. Clifton, my dear, has this instant left us.
But I must conclude: my travelling vertigo I find is not immediately to be shaken off. I imagine that a few hours calm sleep will be my best physician. Adieu. I shall wait, with some impatience, for a letter from my dear Louisa. Frank Henley to Oliver Trenchard Paris, Hotel d'Espagne, Rue Guenegaude, Fauxbourg St. Germain
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