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My dearest Son. I am sure You will be
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My dearest Son. I am sure You will be  
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glad to hear that Yr Sisters have not
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only pafsed a very good Night but that
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Dr. Gisborne afsures Us they go on as Well
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as Pofsible, a proof of which is His [[unclear]]
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to London & being the bearer of this.
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We shall certainly be in the Queens
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House to Morrow & stay till Friday
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after [[unclear]] [[unclear]] be glad to see You
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whenever Convenient to Yourself.
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The Princefses [[unclear]] their best thanks
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for Yr Gandnefs & send their Love in which
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I join most Sincerly & am
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the 16 [[underlined]] th [[/underlined]] April yr very affectionate Mother
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1793.  & Sincere Friend
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Charlotte

Revision as of 11:15, 12 July 2018

My dearest Son. I am sure You will be glad to hear that Yr Sisters have not only pafsed a very good Night but that Dr. Gisborne afsures Us they go on as Well as Pofsible, a proof of which is His unclear to London & being the bearer of this. We shall certainly be in the Queens House to Morrow & stay till Friday after unclear unclear be glad to see You whenever Convenient to Yourself.

The Princefses unclear their best thanks for Yr Gandnefs & send their Love in which I join most Sincerly & am the 16 underlined th /underlined April yr very affectionate Mother 1793. & Sincere Friend Charlotte