Christiana [Mrs. Edward] Clarke to Isaac Evans, [Attleborough, 6 January 1859]

Christiana [Mrs. Edward] Clarke to Isaac Evans, [Attleborough, 6 January 1859]

Christiana [Mrs. Edward] Clarke

Isaac Evans

Attleborough

Christiana [Mrs. Edward] Clarke to Isaac Evans, [Attleborough, 6 January 1859]
MS: British Museum.
My dear Brother,
I should much prefer settling my bills myself -- but as you do not approve of it I will send the accounts to you as soon as I can. I send you Emily's 417 school account and am very sorry she cannot go any longer she is very anxious to do something towards maintaining herself. Edward 418 is well, but I am in a constant state of anxiety about him.
My cough and breathing are very bad I hope the weather is the cause. I hope Edith 419 is better, and with kindest love and best wishes to all, I am
Your affectionate sister
C. Clarke.
I was 45 Monday 420 -- only 2 years younger than my Mother when she died.

C. Clarke.

Christiana [Mrs. Edward] Clarke, Christiana [Mrs. Edward] Clarke to Isaac Evans, [Attleborough, 6 January 1859], Complete George Eliot Letters(2026), George Eliot Archive, edited by Beverley Park Rilett. https://GeorgeEliotArchive.org, Accessed September 7, 2026. https://georgeeliotarchive.org/items/show/95564