'We see too a good deal of young Lytton, Sir Edward's only son, an interesting young man, with various sorts of good, and aspiration to good, in him.

You see we are not at Rome yet.

Do write to me.

Speak of yourself particularly.

God bless you, dearest friend.
Believe that I think of you and love you most faithfully.
BA.
* * * * * _To Mrs.Martin_ Florence: April 21, 1853.
My dearest Mrs.Martin,--I am in consternation and vexation on receiving your letter.