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Wood entirely: the account of the harvest for 1817 | Wood entirely: the account of the harvest for 1817 | ||
is sufficiently correct: there is not any hurry | is sufficiently correct: there is not any hurry | ||
| − | respecting Mrs Oak: perhaps indeed it will | + | respecting Mrs. Oak: perhaps indeed it will |
be better for her to see the Linnen I shall send her | be better for her to see the Linnen I shall send her | ||
by the Quarterly Messenger before she makes | by the Quarterly Messenger before she makes | ||
out the list of what she may want to compleat | out the list of what she may want to compleat | ||
both for Bushy and London. | both for Bushy and London. | ||
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The Dutchess desires her best wishes: she is now | The Dutchess desires her best wishes: she is now | ||
quite well: but the journey and the heat had | quite well: but the journey and the heat had | ||
| − | made me very | + | made me very ^ [[addition]] un [[/addition]] comfortable: however the charge |
Latest revision as of 14:46, 31 March 2019
again: but I cannot afford to pay Clements underline one guinea /underline per Week: the great doubt I have is to the cleanliness of threshing: I hope Coates and Elphick with the assistance of the Board of Works will be able this autumn to drain Cain's Wood entirely: the account of the harvest for 1817 is sufficiently correct: there is not any hurry respecting Mrs. Oak: perhaps indeed it will be better for her to see the Linnen I shall send her by the Quarterly Messenger before she makes out the list of what she may want to compleat both for Bushy and London.
The Dutchess desires her best wishes: she is now quite well: but the journey and the heat had made me very ^ addition un /addition comfortable: however the charge
