Little Dorrit writes to Arthur Clennam. She tells him she is in Venice. She knows he'll be glad to hear from her, but admits he'll perceive that she is not as happy in her new life.
She met Mrs. Gowan in Switzerland weeks ago. She assures him that Pet seems happy and well, and she sends him her regards. Amy says she grew quickly fond of her.
Amy remarks that Mr. Gowan seems fond enough of Pet and she of him, but she wishes that Pet had chosen better. He is not a very dedicated person. He is without direction. She expects to see Pet soon in Venice.
She wants to know how her old friends are, but she tells him they cannot write to her. She wonders if the Plornishes are doing better. Mr. Dorrit had bought them a new business. She heard that Mr. Nandy had went to live with them and wants to
