Hurrell Froude

Note 263 — LOUISE IMOGEN GUINEY (continued 5)

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By accident, the same adjectives had instinctively occurred in a postscript of Harriett Newman’s, written a month or two before. ‘Who can refrain from tears at the thought of that bright and beautiful Froude?’ she writes. ‘He is not expected to last long.’

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