Have you seen Mrs. Soane and Mr. S[oane]? how are they? If you see them, remember me to her and him. I shall write when I have seen the seat of his hero's glory, mine's disgrace; no, not disgrace—misfortune. See Mrs. S[oane], and write how she is.
How are you all at home? Papa, Mamma, Meggy (have you heard from her?), Charlotte, Bob, Henry, Eliza, and Mr. Deagostini. Remember me to all, and to all who enquire about me not merely from curiosity—telling me in your next whether they exceed the number 0. I am very well, and wrote Mamma from Ostend.
I remain, my dear Fanny,
Your affect. Brother,
J. Polidori.
Brussels, May 2, 1816.
Write to me—Dr. Polidori, à Genève, poste restante,—and soon, as I shall be there in 12 days.
To John Hobhouse, Whitton Park,
near Hounslow.
Coblentz, May 11, 1816.
Dear Sir,