| Content Description | Reports scabs on the head and neck of the Arabian; requests orders as to the continuation of the candle-making; discusses how good the pond in the farm yard will look; writes that 'a fat buck', 'ruffs and reeves', books, a coat for Mrs Vaughan, candles and soap are being sent; mentions that Mrs Burgess of Hodgdon, who used to have a farm at Wimpole, has been buried and is reputed to have 'died rich'. |