9, 1883.
"What I do thou knowest not now, but thou shalt know hereafter." Arthur had an interview with Edward's companion on the fatal occasion.

I subjoin the latter's account of it.

He requested me, when I wrote to him to ask him for some particulars relating to Edward Bruce, to make what use I wished of the letter.
"I can't describe the effect the accident had on me.

It half drove me mad, I think.

I was very much attached to Edward Bruce, as, indeed, we all were.