A VISIT TO CORNWALL
Sarsden, Chipping Norton,
November 11th, 1866.
To Mrs. Shaen.
To-morrow I return home, after a most happy visit.
I go to take possession of the four very worst houses of any I have ever had to deal with.
My dear pupils become more and more to me. I cannot even express what their love and helpfulness is to me.
January 4th, 1867.
To Mrs. Shaen.
I return home on the 12th, to a very interesting meeting at Mr. Maurice’s, about forming an Industrial School.[[58]]