
| The Hague, c. 18 August 1872 |
Dear Theo,
Many thanks for your letter, I was glad to hear you arrived home safely. I missed you the
first few days and
it felt strange not to find you there when I came home in the afternoons.
We have had some enjoyable days together, and managed to take a few walks and see one or
two sights
between the spots of rain.
What dreadful weather! You must have sweltered from the heat on your walks to Oisterwijk.
There was
harness racing yesterday for the Exhibition; but the illuminations and the fireworks were
put off because of
the bad weather, so it's just as well you didn't stay on to see them. Regards from the
Haanebeek and Roos
families.
Always your loving Vincent.