Sunday, 14 October 1860
X5 ― Which is grievous: ― μὰ πῶς1 regulate all things ― body ― mind ― soul? ――
Rose late 7. ― Breakfast 9. ― Letters from E.T., J.B. Edwards ― & W. Holman Hunt, the latter to say he would come by 1st train. But he didn’t, so I thought he had gone to church at Walton. So I sate & talked to Messrs. Cruise, ― Reid, & Cooper.
At 12.30 W.H.H. turned up ― kind fellow: he had missed the train ― 9.20 ― & waited an hour at the Vauxhall station ― & then came on to Hampton Court, where he had walked. ― After he had lunched, we went to Lyles ― & the Cedars, & he gave me lots of help with the picture. Then we went to Hewitson’s ― & afterwards, walked up to St. George’s Hill ― very fine long flat views.
Back by 6. (Discourse of Mrs. [Hudet],) ― & her queer ways. No doubt, daddy is wonderfully good.)
Dinner far from unpleasant, ――― & at 8.20 Daddy went off.
He is, as he ever is, ― quite unselfish to come so far for me. ―
[Transcribed by Marco Graziosi from Houghton Library, Harvard University, MS Eng. 797.3.]
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