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Yr Letter my dearest Son arrived at the moment when | Yr Letter my dearest Son arrived at the moment when | ||
| − | every Soul was assembled upon the Explanade to | + | every Soul was assembled upon the Explanade to |
| + | Witness & assist at the rejoicings of Nelson's Victory, & as | ||
| + | it was a Naval Victory Our [[foreign: French]] Feu de joie [[/foreign]] begun with | ||
| + | the Firing of the Ships in the Bay of which the Noise | ||
| + | was very Great & loud. This was followed by that of | ||
| + | the Troops & lasted from 1/2 past eight till near | ||
| + | Ten a Clock, We then came in to Breakfast when [[unclear]] | ||
| + | Yr Letter & cannot express how Gratefull I felt to the | ||
| + | Almighty for Preserving Yr life in so very Extraordinary | ||
| + | a Manner & for Yr attention in mentioning every | ||
| + | particular about it., How among reasons have I Not lay | ||
| + | in the eight & forty House to be thankfull to Providence | ||
| + | I hope I shall not forget it, & must beseech You | ||
| + | to be very carefull about Yourself & to Consider how | ||
| + | dear Yr Life is & ever will be to men. | ||
Revision as of 21:42, 30 August 2018
Yr Letter my dearest Son arrived at the moment when every Soul was assembled upon the Explanade to Witness & assist at the rejoicings of Nelson's Victory, & as it was a Naval Victory Our foreign: French Feu de joie /foreign begun with the Firing of the Ships in the Bay of which the Noise was very Great & loud. This was followed by that of the Troops & lasted from 1/2 past eight till near Ten a Clock, We then came in to Breakfast when unclear Yr Letter & cannot express how Gratefull I felt to the Almighty for Preserving Yr life in so very Extraordinary a Manner & for Yr attention in mentioning every particular about it., How among reasons have I Not lay in the eight & forty House to be thankfull to Providence I hope I shall not forget it, & must beseech You to be very carefull about Yourself & to Consider how dear Yr Life is & ever will be to men.
