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the shop & | the shop & fulling mill we have a | ||
man here now a plastering the | man here now a plastering the | ||
hous | hous & shop we have had better than | ||
two hundred yards of cloth | two hundred yards of cloth fetcht I was | ||
verry glad inded of them things you | verry glad inded of them things you | ||
sent to me I am verry glad to have | sent to me I am verry glad to have | ||
the pleasing thoughts of seeing som | the pleasing thoughts of seeing som | ||
of you next winter I expect Mr. | of you next winter I expect Mr. Hay | ||
will be for having Heze braught then | will be for having Heze braught then | ||
we think you are verry kind in keeping | we think you are verry kind in keeping | ||
him so long I am | him so long I am afaid you never | ||
will be paid forit | will be paid forit | ||
tell Clara I should a wrote to her but | tell Clara I should a wrote to her but | ||
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she has namd her doll Eliza | she has namd her doll Eliza | ||
Louisa | Louisa wish you to tell their folks | ||
they are well & got home from there | they are well & got home from there | ||
well in four days | well in four days | ||
H Hayden | H Hayden | ||
Latest revision as of 05:15, 8 November 2022
the shop & fulling mill we have a man here now a plastering the hous & shop we have had better than two hundred yards of cloth fetcht I was verry glad inded of them things you sent to me I am verry glad to have the pleasing thoughts of seeing som of you next winter I expect Mr. Hay will be for having Heze braught then we think you are verry kind in keeping him so long I am afaid you never will be paid forit tell Clara I should a wrote to her but it is uncertain whether this ever gets to windsor, Frances thanks grandma for her frock she is quite pleased with it she has namd her doll Eliza
Louisa wish you to tell their folks they are well & got home from there well in four days
H Hayden