The Birth of Rowland: An Exchange of Letters in 1865 Between Robert Lytton and His Wife

22 Rutland Gate Antonio anxious arrived asked attaché baby Bedie bless Blunt Bulwer charming chloroform Cintra Clarendon comfort cook dear darling dear heart dear letter dear love dear Mother dearest dine dinner Earles Edith England eyes fancy father fear feel Forster give glad Godfather Grove Mill happy hear heard Henry Henry Loch hope July kind Kneb Knebworth Lady Lady Betty Balfour last night Lazaretto leave Lisbon Lochs look Lord Lord Clarendon Lord Russell Lytton Madre Magenis maid marriage married mind month morning never nice nurse pain Pena pleasant poor pray Puttens quarantine received Robert replied Robert wrote seems sent servant Sir Edward sister soon sorry Southampton sure talk telegram tell thank thing thought tion to-day to-morrow told trust Uncle Villiers Watford wife Wilfrid Scawen Blunt wish woman write yesterday