[Brief addendum to a letter chiefly written the previous day, Sunday 29th November, to Martha Lloyd]
Monday. A wettish day, bad for Steventon.– Mary Deedes I think must be liked there, she is so perfectly unaffected & sweet tempered, & tho’ as ready to be pleased as Fanny Cage, deals less in superlatives & rapture.– Pray give our best compts to Mrs Dundas & tell her that we hope soon to hear of her complete recovery.– Yours affec:ly
J. Austen
Miss Lloyd
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