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My dearest Son. I cannot employ my Time better this | My dearest Son. I cannot employ my Time better this | ||
− | early in the Morning, than by returning You | + | early in the Morning, than by returning You thanks, for |
+ | the Information You have given me of Your intended journey | ||
+ | to Brighton. I am sorry You must leave London without | ||
+ | the reconciliation having taken place, and do most truely | ||
+ | enter into all those Strong feelings You exprefs upon this | ||
+ | occasion, I do most sincerely regret that this happy Event | ||
+ | is not as yet come to a Conclusion, but beg of You to be | ||
+ | afsured that whatever power I have it should be employed | ||
+ | to forward this happy moment, & not only this but every | ||
+ | [[unclear]] that can produce happinefs & union to the Family | ||
+ | for in thiers mine own is Centered, & my Inclination | ||
+ | will always be to prove in every action of my life how | ||
+ | truely & unalterable I am | ||
+ | |||
+ | my dearest Son | ||
+ | |||
+ | Your ever affectionnate Mother | ||
+ | & Sincere Friend. | ||
+ | Charlotte | ||
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+ | G L. Windsor | ||
+ | the 29 [[underlined]] th [[/underlined]] July | ||
+ | 1804. |
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My dearest Son. I cannot employ my Time better this early in the Morning, than by returning You thanks, for the Information You have given me of Your intended journey to Brighton. I am sorry You must leave London without the reconciliation having taken place, and do most truely enter into all those Strong feelings You exprefs upon this occasion, I do most sincerely regret that this happy Event is not as yet come to a Conclusion, but beg of You to be afsured that whatever power I have it should be employed to forward this happy moment, & not only this but every unclear that can produce happinefs & union to the Family for in thiers mine own is Centered, & my Inclination will always be to prove in every action of my life how truely & unalterable I am
my dearest Son
Your ever affectionnate Mother & Sincere Friend. Charlotte
G L. Windsor the 29 underlined th /underlined July 1804.