TO SAMUEL ROSE, ESQ.
Eartham, Aug. 14, 1792.
My dear Friend,—Romney is here: it would add much to my happiness if you were of the party; I have prepared Hayley to think highly, that is justly, of you, and the time, I hope, will come when you will supersede all need of my recommendation.
Mrs. Unwin gathers strength. I have indeed great hopes, from the air and exercise which this fine season affords her opportunity to use, that ere we return she will be herself again.
W. C.
TO SAMUEL ROSE, ESQ.
Eartham, Aug. 18, 1792.
Wishes in this world are generally vain, and in the next we shall make none. Every day I wish you were of the party, knowing how happy you would be in a place where we have nothing to do but enjoy beautiful scenery and converse agreeably.
Mrs. Unwin's health continues to improve; and even I, who was well when I came, find myself still better.
Yours,
W. C.