London April 15 1794
I am under so many obligations to my
very Dear Sister that if I can but get so much time as to
write half a dozen lines I am determined to do it to
acknowledge the receipt of her kind letter. It gives
me great pleasure to hear such good accounts of you from
every quarter – may our hearts echo with gratitude & love
to our great donor – I understand you have been obliged
to part with your Nurse. I hope you will be very cautious
of taking cold pray do not be too venturesome – as you
know many have suffered much by it tis better to be
too careful than too bold – I am glad you was pleased
with your Bonnet shall be happy to do such a job for
you when {^ever} you want it – I find my letter must be
short as M^r Proctor & M^r Haughton are here and
interrupt me – so that I must leave off [deleted] for I
cannot recollect myself - & I really have not had time
to do it before Cousin R can tell you (if you must
see him) that I am very busy with spring trade &c &c
Through mercy I am very well & able to go through
the present fatigue with comfort. Indeed I am much
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better than I expected to be as it was much otherwise with
me last time I was in the same way.
I find little Tom is with his Grandmama he will be
very fine company for her as he is so chatty.
Rebekah is gone to spend the summer at Highbury &
M^rs W seems to think she puts on time with her –
poor body she has a great loss in her Husband I assure
you Highbury looks very different for you know he was
our favourite – I hope I shall get to come & see you
soon & then I can say more than by letter.
I am glad to hear by M^rs Spears letter to Cousin
Robert that friends are better but I fear Uncle Spear
is really going his long home It will be well with
him tho survivers will sustain a loss in so valuable
a husband Parent & friend. Shall be glad to hear
by some hand how you go on – M^r Wilson joins me
in Love to M^r Bateman yourself Shudehill friends
I remain
My Dear Sister
Yours sincerely
E Wilson
PS Please to send the inclosed
hasty scrawl to Bolton as soon as you can.
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London April 15 1794
I am under so many obligations to my
very Dear Sister that if I can but get so much time as to
write half a dozen lines I am determined to do it to
acknowledge the receipt of her kind letter. It gives
me great pleasure to hear such good accounts of you from
every quarter – may our hearts echo with gratitude & love
to our great donor – I understand you have been obliged
to part with your Nurse. I hope you will be very cautious
of taking cold pray do not be too venturesome – as you
know many have suffered much by it tis better to be
too careful than too bold – I am glad you was pleased
with your Bonnet shall be happy to do such a job for
you when {^ever} you want it – I find my letter must be
short as M^r Proctor & M^r Haughton are here and
interrupt me – so that I must leave off [deleted] for I
cannot recollect myself - & I really have not had time
to do it before Cousin R can tell you (if you must
see him) that I am very busy with spring trade &c &c
Through mercy I am very well & able to go through
the present fatigue with comfort. Indeed I am much
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better than I expected to be as it was much otherwise with
me last time I was in the same way.
I find little Tom is with his Grandmama he will be
very fine company for her as he is so chatty.
Rebekah is gone to spend the summer at Highbury &
M^rs W seems to think she puts on time with her –
poor body she has a great loss in her Husband I assure
you Highbury looks very different for you know he was
our favourite – I hope I shall get to come & see you
soon & then I can say more than by letter.
I am glad to hear by M^rs Spears letter to Cousin
Robert that friends are better but I fear Uncle Spear
is really going his long home It will be well with
him tho survivers will sustain a loss in so valuable
a husband Parent & friend. Shall be glad to hear
by some hand how you go on – M^r Wilson joins me
in Love to M^r Bateman yourself Shudehill friends
I remain
My Dear Sister
Yours sincerely
E Wilson
PS Please to send the inclosed
hasty scrawl to Bolton as soon as you can.
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