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I have at length succeeded in procuring | I have at length succeeded in procuring | ||
a few of the Red Potatoes. I heard of them in [[underline]] December [[/underline]] | a few of the Red Potatoes. I heard of them in [[underline]] December [[/underline]] | ||
| − | and got Lord Harcourt to write to You | + | and got Lord Harcourt to write to You a Gentleman who has kindly |
| − | sent | + | sent one of the two Sorts. The [[underline]] vulgar Country [[underline]] name [[/underline]] for |
| − | them is [[underline]] Lords [[/underline]] and [[underline]] ladies [[/underline]]--and | + | them is [[underline]] Lords [[/underline]] and [[underline]] ladies [[/underline]]--and both are Excellent but [[underline]] one |
of them is better for Roasting than the other but which I | of them is better for Roasting than the other but which I | ||
cannot exactly tell. I sent them as I have [[unclear]] them [[underline]] that [[/underline]] | cannot exactly tell. I sent them as I have [[unclear]] them [[underline]] that [[/underline]] | ||
is to say | is to say | ||
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St James's Palace May 2d. 1827
My dear Lord
I have at length succeeded in procuring a few of the Red Potatoes. I heard of them in underline December /underline and got Lord Harcourt to write to You a Gentleman who has kindly sent one of the two Sorts. The underline vulgar Country underline name /underline for them is underline Lords /underline and underline ladies /underline--and both are Excellent but underline one of them is better for Roasting than the other but which I cannot exactly tell. I sent them as I have unclear them underline that /underline is to say
