108/113 I am distressed to tell you what I fear you do not like_, but it is necessary, my dearest, most excellent Albert. Once more I tell you that you can perfectly rely on me in these matters.... The Historical Sketch has interested us greatly; Lord Melbourne read it through immediately. I greatly thank you also for the genealogical tree you sent me. I always think it safer to write that in English, as I can explain myself better, and I hope you can read my English, as I try to be very legible. |