Browsing: Diary of Charles Francis Adams, Volume 2

Morning occupation as usual. Madame left us today attended only by two Servants. I will not express my sentiments upon this occasion. They are sentiments of deep regret at any rate. The family were quite dull in consequence. The departure will only have the effect of spoiling a portion of the pleasure of the summer here. But I am always of opinion that there are advantages resulting from every thing and I see some in this very case.