He has been three times to talk with me, and Robert has called on him twice.

Robert is quite vexed at your 'pretension' about having friends not good enough for his acquaintance.

Yes, really he was vexed.

'Isa _never_ understood him--not she!' Is there not reason, we may murmur?
But the truth is he is always ready (be pleased to know) to honour your drafts in acquaintanceship, and chooses to be considered ready.
[_The remainder of this letter is wanting_] * * * * * _To Miss E.F.

Haworth_ Florence: June 16, 1860 [postmark].
My dearest Fanny,--I must use my opportunity of sending you these photographs, because I think you will care to have them.