The Collected Letters of Robert Southey, part II
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746. Robert Southey to Susanna Estlin, undated [possibly between May 1802-summer 1803] ⁠* 

Saturday morning

The appearance of the weather is so threatening at present, & be the evening what it may, the roads must be so dirty & the country so wet, that I fear we must give up our purposed visit to Kingsweston. This is a great disappointment to me, both because of the pleasure I expected from the scene, & from the party.

With best respects to Dr Estlin I am

Yrs with true respect

R Southey.


Notes

* Address: To/ Mrs Estlin
MS: Bristol Reference Library, B20861
Unpublished.
Dating note: it is very difficult to assign a precise date to this note; it probably dates from Southey’s 1802-1803 residence in Bristol. BACK


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