Letter from Frederick Greenwood, Bournemouth, England, to Kate Greenwood, 1883 November 8? : autograph manuscript signed.

Sending her two novels for review and adding that he intends to send her a parcel of childrens books "wh. you might take up at odd moments & intervals"; noting that they should provide her with some relief "from the disagreeables about you" and apologizing that there are so many of them; writing that "Mr. Woolner" told him that Bournemouth was "capital for people who like a dry atmosphere, but not for people who don't!"; stating that Dr. Quain told him about a doctor who appears to have made an error in his treatment, and remarking "rather careless under the circumstances"; urging her to take care of herself and "keep a good fire" in her room; writing that he received a letter from Jessy who is "agog again for going to Germany" and that she has been assured by her German master that she can "get into" a clergyman's family for 30 pounds a year, adding "It worries me very much to know what to do or say"; expressing concern for his brother Alfred who lost wife and been left with 12 children; stipulating that she not fail to ask if there is anything he can do for her.