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Bagshot Park. Oct 26--1826
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Bagshot Park. Oct 26. 1826.
  
 
My Dear Lord and Lady Arran
 
My Dear Lord and Lady Arran
  
I had not intended to have [[unclear]] [[unclear]] ever again.
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I had not intended to have troubled you so soon again
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[[underline]] with my [[foreign: French]] Pieds de Mouches [[/foreign]] [[/underline]] as My Old Tutor used to call my Handwriting, but
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I must acknowledge the kind letter you favoured me with a few days ago. I am very
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glad you got a [[unclear]] at last for I do assure I had ordered two and one was
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claimed by the Duke of Clarence for the Duchess and another Watkins put me
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in mind for an Old [[underline]] promise [[/underline]] to a Country Neighbour, so at last I was very cross
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and said and where is one to go to Bognor to Lord Arran? I have been here now
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since the fourteenth of this Month and stay till Saturday; then I go to William's
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at Bushy Park till the 31t. and then return home to receive some Company and
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on the 4th of November Mary comes to me for a Week -- and on the 2d of December
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I return here again for a fortnight. I am sure your good Hearts will rejoice much
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for me and indeed for all of us that Dearest Fredericks Health is so much improved
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I really feel so infinitely happier within the last Week. The [[unclear]] of the Medical
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are such as to give us very considerable Comfort and I really am so thankfull
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to Providence for the blessed change that I scarcely know how to testify it but by the
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greatest sense of Gratitude. I am a mouthpiece for His recovery and we must not
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expect Him to be well for some time. but the Prospect of seeing Him [[unclear]], is a Comfort [[underline]] to us all [[/underline]]

Latest revision as of 15:02, 8 March 2022

Bagshot Park. Oct 26. 1826.

My Dear Lord and Lady Arran

I had not intended to have troubled you so soon again underline with my foreign: French Pieds de Mouches /foreign /underline as My Old Tutor used to call my Handwriting, but I must acknowledge the kind letter you favoured me with a few days ago. I am very glad you got a unclear at last for I do assure I had ordered two and one was claimed by the Duke of Clarence for the Duchess and another Watkins put me in mind for an Old underline promise /underline to a Country Neighbour, so at last I was very cross and said and where is one to go to Bognor to Lord Arran? I have been here now since the fourteenth of this Month and stay till Saturday; then I go to William's at Bushy Park till the 31t. and then return home to receive some Company and on the 4th of November Mary comes to me for a Week -- and on the 2d of December I return here again for a fortnight. I am sure your good Hearts will rejoice much for me and indeed for all of us that Dearest Fredericks Health is so much improved I really feel so infinitely happier within the last Week. The unclear of the Medical are such as to give us very considerable Comfort and I really am so thankfull to Providence for the blessed change that I scarcely know how to testify it but by the greatest sense of Gratitude. I am a mouthpiece for His recovery and we must not expect Him to be well for some time. but the Prospect of seeing Him unclear, is a Comfort underline to us all /underline