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a right to expect [[underline]] my making Interest [[/underline]] for Him | a right to expect [[underline]] my making Interest [[/underline]] for Him | ||
| + | He also [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] attends I believe Your Daughter | ||
| + | & is a very attentive Young Man in every | ||
| + | Respect to His Patients. I have now said | ||
| + | all I can say & know to His advantage, more | ||
| + | if Necessary You may learn from others [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] | ||
| + | & I only beg that You will be so good [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] | ||
| + | when You have determined what to do to | ||
| + | let Him know that I have kept my promise | ||
| + | of acquainting You with His request. | ||
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| + | I shall long to hear that You are | ||
| + | better & am | ||
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| + | My dearest Son | ||
| + | Your very affectionnate Mother | ||
| + | & Sincere Friend | ||
| + | Charlotte | ||
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| + | Windsor | ||
| + | the 2d Febry | ||
| + | 1812. | ||
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a right to expect underline my making Interest /underline for Him He also deletion unclear /deletion attends I believe Your Daughter & is a very attentive Young Man in every Respect to His Patients. I have now said all I can say & know to His advantage, more if Necessary You may learn from others deletion unclear /deletion & I only beg that You will be so good deletion unclear /deletion when You have determined what to do to let Him know that I have kept my promise of acquainting You with His request.
I shall long to hear that You are better & am
My dearest Son Your very affectionnate Mother & Sincere Friend Charlotte
Windsor the 2d Febry 1812.
