Wednesday, May 30:
Another sitting for Burne-Jones. After that, accounts. It turns out that, after R. has paid everything off, £700 will remain for Bayreuth. It is some relief to me, for I was expecting the worst; but R. is very depressed.
Diary Entry of May 30, 1877
I had yet another session for Burne-Jones, then turned to the finances and found that a modest sum would remain for Bayreuth after all obligations were settled. That brought some relief to me, though R. remained deeply discouraged.
Wednesday, May 30:
Another sitting for Burne-Jones. After that, accounts. It turns out that, after R. has paid everything off, £700 will remain for Bayreuth. It is some relief to me, for I was expecting the worst; but R. is very depressed.