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18 Short String Quartet Movements for schools,

Copy music score (38pp) for string quartet. Copy amended for III violin in lieu of viola. Quartet movements arranged for schools. Comprising: Folk Song [Versions for viola and violin III]; Peasant Dance; Air; Waltz; Promenade; Musette; March; Dance; Jack-in-the-box; Tick-Tock; Tango; Conversations; Oration; Miniature March; Intrada; Foreground; Landscape; Scherzo; Promenade; Rondino. [This collection actually comprises 20 pieces, and could possibly be the missing collection of '19' works known as "Simple String Quartets"]. [M.194a]

1820, Jan. 5, [8],

Frances Bunsen and Charles Bunsen. Thanks Mrs Waddington for letter; describes progress of H and Ernest; gives account of family's health; writes of proposed journey out of Rome the following summer; informs Mrs Waddington of Charles Bunsen's mother's death; gives an account of their activities and what they ate on Christmas Eve, how they decorated the tree and entertained H helped by Olivier and Rehbenitz; tells of portrait of Henry received from Rehbenitz, drawing of Ernest from Olivier and drawing of Ruth and Naomi from Schnorr [de Carolsfeld]; says she has yet heard nothing of Mr Wade Brown nor of Mrs Erskine's arrival but expresses her approval of her, of Mrs F Mills and of Miss Mordaunt; discusses monument [for Emily's grave]; suggests stone instead of white marble from Italy which would be very expensive and less weather-resistant; wishes she had asked Eberhard to make a sketch of it before his departure from Rome; reference to Mrs Waddington's latest account of Mr Manley's shameful behaviour. [Charles Bunsen] writes of his mother's death and hardships she had endured from a very early age when she lost her parents after they had lost almost everything in 7 years war; says Mr Brandis is in Paris and wants to know Mr Clifford's address.

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