Ffeil 1/16. - Frances Bunsen and Charles Bunsen,

Account of everyday activities - copying recipes for preserving and for puddings, reading Milton, drawing, copying Verstappen's picture and another of Virgin and Child by [German] painter acquaintance, Mr Overbeck; visit to fruit-farm; gifts from Charles Bunsen - Voss's translation of Iliad and Odyssey and Florentine translation of Livy; news of possible winter appartment in Rome; thanks Mrs Waddington for gloves, silk and stockings sent from Florence; delights in letter from Mr Brandis's father [Dr Brandis, physician to King of Denmark] who calls her his 'daughter-in-law'. [Charles Bunsen] tells of wife's former diary with which he is delighted.