DICKENS, CHARLES. Autograph letter signed ("Charles Dickens"), to Mrs. Florence Marryat Church, discussing neurological attack in his foot. Higham, Kent, 17 May 1870. 0ne page, 8vo, on printed Cad's Hill Place letterhead; with original addressed envelope. "I have been much inconvenienced and pained this last week by a neuralgic attack in the foot to which I am sometimes liable, and which originally came of over-walking in deep snow. The moment I can stand after such a seizure (which in the present case is this moment of writing. I have recourse to change of air. But I shall be back here on Sunday and happy to receive a call from you on that day between 2 and 3, if that should suit your convenience. Faithfully yours always Charles Dickens " This letter, to the daughter of the author Frederick Marryat was written during the time Dickens was working on his last work The Mystery of Edwin Drood which was left unfinished on his death three and a half weeks from this writing.
DICKENS, CHARLES. Autograph letter signed ("Charles Dickens"), to Mrs. Florence Marryat Church, discussing neurological attack in his foot. Higham, Kent, 17 May 1870. 0ne page, 8vo, on printed Cad's Hill Place letterhead; with original addressed envelope. "I have been much inconvenienced and pained this last week by a neuralgic attack in the foot to which I am sometimes liable, and which originally came of over-walking in deep snow. The moment I can stand after such a seizure (which in the present case is this moment of writing. I have recourse to change of air. But I shall be back here on Sunday and happy to receive a call from you on that day between 2 and 3, if that should suit your convenience. Faithfully yours always Charles Dickens " This letter, to the daughter of the author Frederick Marryat was written during the time Dickens was working on his last work The Mystery of Edwin Drood which was left unfinished on his death three and a half weeks from this writing.
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