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31^th Ag^t. 98
Deare S^r
I hav yrs from Exon, & am glad to hear [damaged]
My Daughter, yt all are well at {?ffilly} & yt [damaged]
Shall see you w^th y^e little ons at Tregothnan {?speedily}
There will be a very good [illeg] by o^r Coast
yt is to carry M^r Roberts & Lady An to Exon; who
intend to begin their journey from hence, Monday
next & be in Exon Wednesday after, from whence
I shall direct Lilly to goe to {?ffilly} unles you forbid
him by yr Lette ~~contradict it~~ Directed to M^r {?Quash} for
yt purpose. The season is most [illeg] for {?gelding} yr owwne
horses (if yr information continues) & y^e weather good to {?have}
them Longer at grass, all w^ch I leave to your {?bettr} consideration
& am
S^r yr affectionate & most humble servant
H Boscowen

31^th August. 98
Dear Sir
I have yours from Exon, & am glad to hear [damaged]
My Daughter, that all are well at {?ffilly} & that [damaged]
Shall see you with y^e little ones at Tregothnan {?speedily}
There will be a very good [illeg] by our Coast
that is to carry M^r Roberts & Lady Ann to Exon; who
intend to begin their journey from hence, Monday
next & be in Exon Wednesday after, from whence
I shall direct Lilly to go to {?ffilly} unless you forbid
him by your Letter ~~contradict it~~ Directed to M^r {?Quash} for
that purpose. The season is most [illeg] for {?gelding} your own
horses (if your information continues) & y^e weather good to {?have}
them Longer at grass, all which I leave to your {?better} consideration
& am
Sir your affectionate & most humble servant
H Boscowen

1980 - Hugh Boscawen to Hugh Fortescue, 31 August 1698

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