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are to convey my most Sincere congratulations upon
 
are to convey my most Sincere congratulations upon
 
the Occasion. My wishes are so uniformly the same from
 
the Occasion. My wishes are so uniformly the same from
one year to another for Your wellfare, & my Affection
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one Year to another for Your wellfare, & my Affection
so Unalteable which I bear You that a repetition
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so Unalterable which I bear You that a repetition
of them would but [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] prove tiresome to You
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of them would but [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] Prove tiresome to You
 
as I am sure You cannot doubt them. Therefore to Sum
 
as I am sure You cannot doubt them. Therefore to Sum
 
up all in a few Words which are dictated by the
 
up all in a few Words which are dictated by the
heart, Present or Absent, in Prosperity or Distrefs
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heart, Present or Absent, in Prosperity or Distress
 
You both shall & will find me prove in every Situation
 
You both shall & will find me prove in every Situation
 
My dearest Son
 
My dearest Son
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Charlotte
 
Charlotte
  
Wegmouth
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Weymouth
the 9 [[underlined]] th [[/underlined]] August  
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the 9 [[underline]] th [[/underline]] August  
 
1800.
 
1800.

Latest revision as of 18:54, 7 October 2018

My dearest Son. The 12 underlined th /underlined being aproaching which gave You birth & underline par consequence /underline ever dear to me, shall not pass without Your receiving a few Lines from me which are to convey my most Sincere congratulations upon the Occasion. My wishes are so uniformly the same from one Year to another for Your wellfare, & my Affection so Unalterable which I bear You that a repetition of them would but deletion unclear /deletion Prove tiresome to You as I am sure You cannot doubt them. Therefore to Sum up all in a few Words which are dictated by the heart, Present or Absent, in Prosperity or Distress You both shall & will find me prove in every Situation My dearest Son

Your very affectionnate Mother & Sincere Friend Charlotte

Weymouth the 9 underline th /underline August 1800.