I just write you a line to inform you that I have got back safe from the Land’s End. I have received your two letters, and hope you received mine from the Land’s End. It is probable that I shall yet visit one or two places before I leave Cornwall. I am very much pleased with the country. When you receive this if you please to write a line by return of post I think you may; the Tredinnock people wish me to stay with them for a day or two. When you see the Cobbs pray remember me to them. I am sorry Horace has lost his aunt, he will miss her. Love to Hen.
Ever yours, dearest,
G. Borrow.
(Keep this.)
Letter XI. To Mary Borrow.
Presteyne,
Radnorshire,
Monday Morning,
[1854]
Dear Carreta,
I am just going to start for Ludlow, 18 miles, and hope to be at Shrewsbury on Tuesday night, if not on Wednesday morning. God bless you and Hen,
J. Borrow.
When I get back I shall have walked more than 400 miles.