GE to Caroline [Mrs. Charles] Bray, [London, 29 March 1852]

Title

GE to Caroline [Mrs. Charles] Bray, [London, 29 March 1852]

Title

GE to Caroline [Mrs. Charles] Bray, [London, 29 March 1852]

Sender

George Eliot

Recipient

Caroline [Mrs. Charles] Bray

Date(s)

  • 1852-03-29

Place

London

Letter Content

GE to Caroline [Mrs. Charles] Bray, [London, 29 March 1852]
MS: Yale. Endorsed: March 23. Hitherto unpublished.
Dear Cara
I shall get into the train on Wednesday, nothing doubting that your arms will be open to receive me, as they have ever been at the end of my journeyings. I long to see you more than any one, for I have had no glimpse of you during the quarter.
I suppose the Herald came to me this morning that I might see the capital article about the City Mission. 45 Surely the sapient editor of the Standard is not Mr. Drake! 46
I had a call from Mr. Atkinson (of the firm Martineau and Atkinson) the other day -- of which more anon. I am busy today -- have three long letters to write, so good bye, dearest dear. I have three or four dearest dears -- they take it in turn week and week about. Love to Sara and the Pater.
Ever thy
Marian.

Signature

Marian.

Citation

George Eliot, GE to Caroline [Mrs. Charles] Bray, [London, 29 March 1852], Complete George Eliot Letters(2026), George Eliot Archive, edited by Beverley Park Rilett. https://GeorgeEliotArchive.org, Accessed September 7, 2026. https://www.georgeeliotarchive.org/items/show/93218