996 - Martin Madan to Judith Madan, 21 July 1731
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My Dearest Judith,
Last Sundays Post brought me your kind remembrance,
you may imagine with wt Joy it was recd when it inform’d me
of yours & my Dear little Martins welfare, my Dear repeat your
tender assurances of Love to me as often as opportunity will per=
=mit, it is the only Joy I can know during our cruel Separation,
which I am afraid will continue longer than I at first expected.
Next Saturday I have 25ll due to me from Mr Worthington wch
I desire we may divide, I wish my Dear in my power to
bestow all the Goods of this Life on thee, but alas, I’ve nought to
give but Love, if that’s a Treasure, thou are’t wond’rous rich.
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done us. A Thousand kisses I send my Little Martin Molly, & Spencer
I hope my Dear Fellow will mind his Book, if he does tell him he Keep
him at home till Xtmas. Adieu my Dearest only Joy. M Madan
Canterbury July 21: 1731
Last Sundays Post brought me your kind remembrance,
you may imagine with wt Joy it was recd when it inform’d me
of yours & my Dear little Martins welfare, my Dear repeat your
tender assurances of Love to me as often as opportunity will per=
=mit, it is the only Joy I can know during our cruel Separation,
which I am afraid will continue longer than I at first expected.
Next Saturday I have 25ll due to me from Mr Worthington wch
I desire we may divide, I wish my Dear in my power to
bestow all the Goods of this Life on thee, but alas, I’ve nought to
give but Love, if that’s a Treasure, thou are’t wond’rous rich.
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done us. A Thousand kisses I send my Little Martin Molly, & Spencer
I hope my Dear Fellow will mind his Book, if he does tell him he Keep
him at home till Xtmas. Adieu my Dearest only Joy. M Madan
Canterbury July 21: 1731