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17 R/II/G/62 From: James Disraeli Date unknown, but placed between Disraeli's claim that Sarah is "sinking but fighting" and Ralph's report of her final goodbyes. It would seem, as this is James's first letter concerning Sarah, that he has only just arrived to the scene, and was left in charge of Sarah for long enough to warrent writing a report to Disraeli. inverse on bottom of page 2: Dea [James must have begun the letter here, but elected for a more personal salutation] |
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My dear Dis - It is quite impossible to say how it is with our Dear Sa, she has been very very bad indeed, but at this moment she is something better I know, it appears eating now at her |
chest, she keeps quite herself - but I should say from myself she is fading, Bryant has not yet come - Yours Ever James D--- |
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