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I am too happy to be able to
 
I am too happy to be able to
thank you. Naught for your most affectionate [[unclear]]
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thank you myself for your most affectionate [[unclear]]  
--I have indeed to express how sincerely
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I have indeed to express how sincerely
I [[unclear]] your kindness to myself, so strongly weakened
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I feel your kindness to myself, so strongly marked
 
on every Occasion. I am thank God a great deal  
 
on every Occasion. I am thank God a great deal  
better--but have suffered very Severely from a [[unclear]]
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better -- but have suffered very Severely from a number
of what I thought tis [[unclear]] Colds which I [[unclear]]
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of what I thought trifling Colds which I neglected
and at last had a very Sharp Attack of Inflamation
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and at last had a very Sharp Attack of Inflammation
or the [[unclear]]--So much so as to have a plaster on
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on the [[underline]] Wind pipe [[/underline]] - So much so as to have a blister on each side of my throat - and then in consequence
each side of my throat--and these in consequence
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of irritation one on my Chest - so that till then
of irritation [[unclear]] my Chest--So that tell them
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                                                      very
 
 
[[catchword]] [[unclear]] [[/catchword]]
 

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St James's Palace Oct. 24, 1827

My Dear kind friends

I am too happy to be able to thank you myself for your most affectionate unclear I have indeed to express how sincerely I feel your kindness to myself, so strongly marked on every Occasion. I am thank God a great deal better -- but have suffered very Severely from a number of what I thought trifling Colds which I neglected and at last had a very Sharp Attack of Inflammation on the underline Wind pipe /underline - So much so as to have a blister on each side of my throat - and then in consequence of irritation one on my Chest - so that till then

                                                      very