LETTER LV.
Victory, October 7, [1804.] 2 P.M.
I wrote you, my Dearest Emma, this morning, by way of Lisbon; but a boat, which is going to Torbay, having brought out a cargo of potatoes, will I think get home before the Lisbon packet. I shall only say—Guzelle Gannam Justem—and that I love you beyond all the world! This may be read by French, Dutch, Spanish, or Englishmen; for it comes from the heart of, my Emma, your faithful and affectionate
NELSON & BRONTE.
I think the gentry will soon come out. I cannot say more by such a conveyance.