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Ibid eod:
Deare Sister
I recieved yEs by my Sister who got well home; am very much troubled
for yê Acc^t. She brought us yt you were sometimes much indisposed shall
long to heare of yE amendm^t. w^ch pray let us do by yê first opportunity.
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My Father is gone to London, has left anotÊ parcell of Physick for
Nancy; my Knee is pretty well againe, had thought to have come to
See you in a little Time, w^ch I much desire, but it is very unhappily
faln out yt we must set upon building an House at Leek as fast as
we can; w^ch will take up most of my Time at present, but will be
with you as soon as possible; with all our Services & Prayers for
yE. Health I conclude
Dear Sister &c.

Ibid eod:
Deare Sister
I received yours by my Sister who got well home; am very much troubled
for yê Acc^t. She brought us that you were sometimes much indisposed shall
long to heare of your amendm^t. w^ch pray let us do by yê first opportunity.
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My Father is gone to London, has left anotÊ parcel of Physick for
Nancy; my Knee is pretty well againe, had thought to have come to
See you in a little Time, w^ch I much desire, but it is very unhappily
fallen out that we must set upon building an House at Leek as fast as
we can; w^ch will take up most of my Time at present, but will be
with you as soon as possible; with all our Services & Prayers for
your. Health I conclude
Dear Sister &c.

1387 - Thomas Hollinshead to his Sister Stanley, 6 February 1704