| Description | Letter from Amelia Nyasa Laws, Bergstrasse 33, Dresden, Germany, to her relatives, thanking for mails; heavy rain; music in honour of Bach's anniversary; death of Mrs. Evans; Miss Millie Harjes will miss her particularly; memories of her; her will is to provide for the future of Marie, her maid; no news of Mr. Moore's health; Uncle's work in connexion with Mr. Gooch of the Evangelical Alliance; Italians having difficulty with pronouncing the name 'Walker'; Oscar prying into trunks left in the house; Uncle is to go to Naples; Mr. P. Wilson to retire from Leghorn through ill health; difficulties with Committee and their continental appointments; Mr. Wood Brown of Florence ill with cancer of the liver; Herr Pfannstiehl's low opinion of marriage and funeral marches; his criticism of a concert at the church. |