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to see her. Divine Providence has been good to us all. You will be surprised to hear by Thomas that the man that took [[Piosa?]] is likely to leave it soon in disgrace, but I do not think that I should like to take it again from the present landlord, particularly after the alterations that he has made there. Although I do not see my way yet for the future, I do not trouble my mind about it, trusting that providence will show my my duty ere long. I am glad to tell you that we here as a family enjoy good health, and my other daughter and family at Plasmeifod Henllan
to see her. Divine Providence has been good to us all. You will be surprised to hear by Thomas that the man that took Rosa is likely to leave it soon in disgrace, but I do not think that I should like to take it again from the present landlord, particularly after the alterations that he has made there. Although I do not see my way yet for the future, I do not trouble my mind about it, trusting that providence will show my my duty ere long. I am glad to tell you that we here as a family enjoy good health, and my other daughter and family at Plasmeifod Henllan

Latest revision as of 17:57, 30 January 2021

to see her. Divine Providence has been good to us all. You will be surprised to hear by Thomas that the man that took Rosa is likely to leave it soon in disgrace, but I do not think that I should like to take it again from the present landlord, particularly after the alterations that he has made there. Although I do not see my way yet for the future, I do not trouble my mind about it, trusting that providence will show my my duty ere long. I am glad to tell you that we here as a family enjoy good health, and my other daughter and family at Plasmeifod Henllan