Blackwell Family       Kitty Barry             Gorman, Mary[*O. Gorman*]
36 Berwick Street
Pimlico, SW.
(Oct 18, 1898)

Dear Miss Barry
I write to thank you 
for the vase which you
so kindly sent me.
It does remind me of
dear Miss Marian.  She
liked it so.  I have it
in my window with
a nice bunch of
flowers in it.  I have
observed the people
turn to look at it as
they pass.  it does look
nice. good Mrs Litterton

sent me the lovely
tea set a pretty
forget me not pattern.
I am sure one would 
not find prettyer in
London.  I used it for
the first time when
Linny came and she
was charmed with it.
Indeed I dont know how
to thank all my kind
friends from Rock house.
I was glad to see
Linny.  I think she
enjoyed herself while
here, but the weather
was very foggy.  She
went home on Saturday.

we went to st pauls
and Westminister Abbey
she seemed very pleased
with it all.  I was in
hopes that maybe
Sarah would come
along before the
weather got bad.  Well
I hope she will come
some time in the near 
future.  Linny tells 
me Sarah is quite
well and cheerful as
usual.  I am glad.  I
hope she will
write to me soon.
I am getting on very
nicely.  I like Londonall right, but I miss
dear Rockhouse much.
I shall be glad to
see your dear Miss Barry
when ever you shall
come this way.
Concluding with fond
love to Sarah [?]
I remain dear Miss Barry
your obedient + affectionate
Servant Mary OGorman