EUSTACE, I hope you will be glad to hear from me, and will not be sorry to hear my news.

I am going to be married again.

Of course I am not about to take a step which is in every way so very important without thinking about it a great deal.
But I am sure it will be better for my darling little Florian in every way; and as for myself, I have felt for the last two years how unfitted I have been to manage everything myself.

I have therefore accepted an offer made to me by Lord Fawn, who is, as you know, a peer of Parliament, and a most distinguished member of Her Majesty's Government; and he is, too, a nobleman of very great influence in every respect, and has a property in Ireland, extending over ever so many miles, and running up into the mountains.

His mansion there is called Killmage, but I am not sure that I remember the name quite rightly.
I hope I may see you there some day, and the dear bishop.
I look forward with delight to doing something to make those dear Irish happier.