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Seaham Hall (November 26 1814)

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‘I wish for you, want you, Byron mine, more every hour.

All my confidence has returned – never to sink again, I believe…

Our parents are very cheerful and well pleased with thoughts of your return.

My father says “I must have my hair cut before he comes back.”….

Come, come, come – to my heart.

P.S. – My uncle is in London… He makes himself sick with anxiety about us, so great is his affection for me.

I am his dearest object in the world…‘

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Sources Used:

Lord Byron’s Wife Malcolm Elwin (London: John Murray 1962)