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My dearest Son. I am sure You will be | My dearest Son. I am sure You will be | ||
glad to hear that Yr Sisters have not | glad to hear that Yr Sisters have not | ||
− | only | + | only passed a very good Night but that |
− | Dr. Gisborne | + | Dr. Gisborne assures Us they go on as Well |
− | as | + | as Possible, a proof of which is His returning |
to London & being the bearer of this. | to London & being the bearer of this. | ||
We shall certainly be in the Queens | We shall certainly be in the Queens | ||
House to Morrow & stay till Friday | House to Morrow & stay till Friday | ||
− | after [[unclear]] | + | after [[unclear]] Which shall be glad to see You |
whenever Convenient to Yourself. | whenever Convenient to Yourself. | ||
− | The | + | The Princesses return their best thanks |
− | for Yr | + | for Yr kindness & send their Love in which |
− | I join most | + | I join most Sincerely & am |
− | + | ||
− | + | Yr very affectionate Mother | |
+ | & Sincere Friend | ||
+ | |||
Charlotte | Charlotte | ||
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+ | the 16th April | ||
+ | 1793. |
Latest revision as of 16:53, 6 February 2020
My dearest Son. I am sure You will be glad to hear that Yr Sisters have not only passed a very good Night but that Dr. Gisborne assures Us they go on as Well as Possible, a proof of which is His returning to London & being the bearer of this. We shall certainly be in the Queens House to Morrow & stay till Friday after unclear Which shall be glad to see You whenever Convenient to Yourself.
The Princesses return their best thanks for Yr kindness & send their Love in which I join most Sincerely & am
Yr very affectionate Mother & Sincere Friend
Charlotte
the 16th April 1793.