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Q.S.P. Saturday June 22d 1776
A disappointment my dear Sam — a disappointment -
I dined here on Tuesday and while we were at dinner came
a letter from Mrs — and Miss informing
us I should say my F. & M. for I was not mentioned that they were detained by unexpected visitors, and appointing
tomorrow Sennight instead of last Thursday.
I received your letter at Linc. Inn before I came out.
How many words more I shall be able to say to you I know
not. We are here all in confusion - a temporary
Coachman who was hired in the room of poor Daniel
who as very ill has given us the slip — We were to have
set out for Richmond at 6, and now it is seven and
no Coachman to be found.
I am exceedingly sorry Mr Wise thinks of giving himself
the trouble to send his Servant with the Horse to London.
I had not the least idea of any such thing — I thought
it would have been sent by the Carrier.
You surprize me much by your account of this second
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