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| − | K/ [[unclear]] | + | K/ [[unclear]] Accnt of King |
| − | meeting The Fleet fr. | + | [[underline]] meeting [[/underline]] The Fleet fr. [[underline]] Mediterranean [[/underline]] |
| − | + | unexpectedly - a [[underline]] Storm [[/underline]] | |
| − | unexpectedly - a Storm | ||
| − | Weymouth | + | [[note]] [[underline]] Weymouth [[/underline]] |
| − | September the 26th 1796 | + | September the 26th - [[underline]] 1796 [[/underline]] |
| − | 26 August | + | 26 August |
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loves you better & more than I do & that | loves you better & more than I do & that | ||
any thing that comes from you must | any thing that comes from you must | ||
| − | always make me happy - the account you gave me of Matilda quite delighted me | + | always make me happy - the account you |
| + | gave me of Matilda quite delighted me | ||
as well as of Miss Finch & only hope they | as well as of Miss Finch & only hope they | ||
both continue going on well - Now | both continue going on well - Now | ||
| − | my dearest Lady Cha | + | my dearest Lady Cha to give you an account |
| − | of a | + | of a long Party we went yesterday which |
may I hope amuse you & those at | may I hope amuse you & those at | ||
Barley, for a moment & if it does it will | Barley, for a moment & if it does it will | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 5 May 2019
K/ unclear Accnt of King underline meeting /underline The Fleet fr. underline Mediterranean /underline unexpectedly - a underline Storm /underline
note underline Weymouth /underline September the 26th - underline 1796 /underline 26 August
My dearest Lady Cha To return you thanks for your
last letter it addition is /addition my wish to do deletion so /deletion with so kind a one
I am afraid I want words to express half what I felt
at reading it & all the pleasure it gave me, but
believe me when I tell you that no one
loves you better & more than I do & that
any thing that comes from you must
always make me happy - the account you
gave me of Matilda quite delighted me
as well as of Miss Finch & only hope they
both continue going on well - Now
my dearest Lady Cha to give you an account
of a long Party we went yesterday which
may I hope amuse you & those at
Barley, for a moment & if it does it will
answer my wishes fully -- I must begin
by telling you that long before any of us
were up yesterday morning they came to inform
