Folios 138-139: AAL to ADM
Ashley Combe
Thursday
11th Novr ['1841' inserted by later reader]
Dear Mr De Morgan. What
will you say when I write
word that my intended
journey is again delayed? &
cannot now take place before
Sunday or Monday week. I
fear you will never trust me
again; but I must beg to
assure you that this uncertainty
has been quite unavoidable.
Everything was arranged
last night for our setting out
at six this morning; when
[138v] unexpected circumstances obliged
us to delay once more ['fulfilling' inserted] our
intentions. I shall really feel
quite ashamed next time, to
write to you on a similar
appointment; altho' I do not
think it is possible that
another put-off should occur.
May I hope meanwhile
to receive a reply to my last
letter of Monday.
I am going on very well
indeed I believe now, with
my studies; next week I
expect a few interruptions
however from some engagements
I have made.
With many apologies, pray
[139r] believe me
Yours most truly
A. A. Lovelace
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