Henry Crabb Robinson, Bury St Edmunds, to Dawson Turner, [Yarmouth], 9 August 1844. 

Bury St Edmunds

9th Augt 1844

My dear Sir

       I gave you notice of my inclination to step over in the course of the Summer and spend a day or two with you: And you obligingly intimated a willingness to receive me.

       I now write to say that I intend going on Monday afternoon to Playford Hall n: [near] Ipswich and there spend a few days with my old friend Mr Clarkson

       And if you will be at home And it in other respects is convenient I would proceed from Ipswich the latter end of the week to Yarmouth –

      If you are now at Yarmouth a letter addressed to me at my brothers Thomas R. &c tomorrow Sunday will reach me – But after that day that is till Wednesday I should be addressed at Mr Clarkson’s (< > &c) at Playford Hall.

                   I am very truly your’s

                                 H. C. Robinson

Dawson Turner Esqr

Yarmouth

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Text: Turner Papers, O.14.37/42 (1844), Trinity College, Cambridge University.