Vacation After Vacation

[Paul Pince]

20 September 1887

Herbert,

Father told me that you opened a resort. My friend and I are looking for a place to stay that isn't our stuffy houses, so I was wondering if you have room for us there? It doesn't have to be anything big or fancy, we're used to modest abodes, as you might expect. I would also like to request something... modest, seeing that my friend's financial situation is delicate.

Your cousin,

Paul

@'Herbert Fudge'

  

[Herbert Fudge]

September 21st, 1887

Paul,

You must of corse course stay with the family, no recompense required. I may put the pair of you to work helping me with a couple of projects in exchange—but after all, what is family for? I was pleased indeed to hear of your safe return, but am even more eager still to hear of your adventures whilst away. Please consider my home your own as you readjust to civilization.

Fondly,

Herbert Fudge
Proprietor, Sanditon Resort

  

[Paul Pince]

22 September 1887

Herbert,

Thank you for your hospitality and generosity, cousin! Of course we'd love to help with your projects. You wouldn't have to ask for us to tell you our stories. I think John is writing a book about it, actually, or publishing the journal he was writing.

You can expect us on the 30th, if that's alright with you?

Paul

  

[Herbert Fudge]

September 23rd, 1887

Paul,

I await your visit with bated breath.

Fondly,

Herbert Fudge
Proprietor, Sanditon Resort