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I trust our grandchildren are as well as | I trust our grandchildren are as well as | ||
| − | I wish them. I understand George and Mrs. FitzClarence return to Petworth either tomorrow | + | I wish them. I understand George and Mrs. FitzClarence |
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or next day where I hope next summer to | or next day where I hope next summer to | ||
meet Princess Augusta either on her return | meet Princess Augusta either on her return | ||
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Ever rest assured, | Ever rest assured, | ||
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My Dear Lord, | My Dear Lord, | ||
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I am, | I am, | ||
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Yours most truly | Yours most truly | ||
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William | William | ||
Latest revision as of 15:01, 18 July 2019
the Turk never before felt the British eloquence of our Guns.
I trust our grandchildren are as well as I wish them. I understand George and Mrs. FitzClarence return to Petworth either tomorrow or next day where I hope next summer to meet Princess Augusta either on her return from or on her journey to Lord Arran at Bognor.
Ever rest assured,
My Dear Lord,
I am,
Yours most truly
William
