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<p>I rece'd the favour of yours with great<lb/> | <p>I rece'd the favour of yours with great<lb/> | ||
pleasure — especially as it gave me hopes of seeing<lb/> | pleasure — especially as it gave me hopes of seeing<lb/> | ||
You & your Son, in your journey to | You & your Son, in your journey to Oxfd —I shall<lb/> | ||
be heartily glad to see you both — to come by | be heartily glad to see you both — to come by Harehatch<lb/> | ||
& Wargrave to Henley is but a Mile &<lb/> | |||
an half about —My Wife & Miss Alleine are<lb/> | an half about —My Wife & Miss Alleine are<lb/> | ||
at Andover whether I design to go soon, but as the<lb/> | at Andover whether I design to go soon, but as the<lb/> | ||
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me —— I have rece'd a Certificate of<lb/> | me —— I have rece'd a Certificate of<lb/> | ||
my Age, which I doubt not will give full<lb/> | my Age, which I doubt not will give full<lb/> | ||
satisfaction & w<hi rend="superscript">t</hi> the other papers, I propose to | satisfaction & w<hi rend="superscript">t</hi> the other papers, I propose to transmit<lb/> | ||
you in a few days — the Min<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> of White-<lb/> | |||
Waltham being at Ox<hi rend="superscript">fd</hi> occasioned my delay— <lb/> | |||
I was extremely surpris'd <del>tho' .. ....d</del>, & greatly affected,<lb/> | I was extremely surpris'd <del>tho' .. ....d</del>, & greatly affected,<lb/> | ||
at hearing of that Dear, Sweet Innocent<lb/> | at hearing of that Dear, Sweet Innocent<lb/> | ||
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Dear Sir,
I rece'd the favour of yours with great
pleasure — especially as it gave me hopes of seeing
You & your Son, in your journey to Oxfd —I shall
be heartily glad to see you both — to come by Harehatch
& Wargrave to Henley is but a Mile &
an half about —My Wife & Miss Alleine are
at Andover whether I design to go soon, but as the
time when, is indifferent to me, I wou'd gladly be
at home, if I know when you wou'd call upon
me —— I have rece'd a Certificate of
my Age, which I doubt not will give full
satisfaction & wt the other papers, I propose to transmit
you in a few days — the Minr of White-
Waltham being at Oxfd occasioned my delay—
I was extremely surpris'd tho' .. ....d, & greatly affected,
at hearing of that Dear, Sweet Innocent
leaving this world & going to a better —
I do assume You, Dear Sir, that I most heartily
sympathise with you in your truly great loss,
& affliction; We must expect to meet with
these
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George Darling |
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