Their residence on this occasion was at 58 Welbeck Street ('very respectable rooms this time, and at a moderate price'), and here they stayed until the beginning of November.

Neither husband nor wife seems to have written much poetry during this year, either in Paris or in London.
* * * * * _To Miss Mitford_ [London], 58 Welbeck Street: Saturday, [June-July 1852].
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We saw your book in Paris, the Galignani edition, and I read it all except the one thing I had not courage to read.

Thank you, thank you.

We are both of us grateful to you for your most generous and heartwarm intentions to us.