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My dearest Son. I have undertaken to write in the | My dearest Son. I have undertaken to write in the | ||
| − | room of one of Your Sister | + | room of one of Your Sister who are employed in |
| + | sitting for their Pictures the whole Morning by which | ||
| + | means they are prevented to save the Post. | ||
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| + | I will begin with informing You that I have | ||
| + | received from Lady Newhaven the two Papers | ||
| + | concerning [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] the Orders & regulations of Your | ||
| + | Nursery, & as Sr Henry is desirous of having them | ||
| + | returned, Elyzabeth is to Copy them, & at Your | ||
| + | return You may compare Hers with the Originals | ||
| + | & Nothing can be better than they are & if following | ||
| + | Strictly all must go on well. _ I have also | ||
| + | mentioned to the King that lady Ewston had opplied | ||
| + | to You to succeed lady Willoughby, & that | ||
| + | You had refused it. He made no Answer, & I believe | ||
| + | is quite indifferent about Her. | ||
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| + | The Accounts from France are I believe not [[unclear]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:50, 6 October 2018
My dearest Son. I have undertaken to write in the room of one of Your Sister who are employed in sitting for their Pictures the whole Morning by which means they are prevented to save the Post.
I will begin with informing You that I have received from Lady Newhaven the two Papers concerning deletion unclear /deletion the Orders & regulations of Your Nursery, & as Sr Henry is desirous of having them returned, Elyzabeth is to Copy them, & at Your return You may compare Hers with the Originals & Nothing can be better than they are & if following Strictly all must go on well. _ I have also mentioned to the King that lady Ewston had opplied to You to succeed lady Willoughby, & that You had refused it. He made no Answer, & I believe is quite indifferent about Her.
The Accounts from France are I believe not unclear
