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Return continue to assure me that our dear Patient a<u>dvanc</u>es, tho slowly, in the acquisition of strength & I have even hopes of seeing them both under my roof before the summer passes away – | Return continue to assure me that our dear Patient a<u>dvanc</u>es, tho slowly, in the acquisition of strength & I have even hopes of seeing them both under my roof before the summer passes away – | ||
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at Thomas Hatrell's Esqr<br> | at Thomas Hatrell's Esqr<br> | ||
Newcastle | Newcastle | ||
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Return continue to assure me that our dear Patient advances, tho slowly, in the acquisition of strength & I have even hopes of seeing them both under my roof before the summer passes away –
To
Mrs Hayley
at Thomas Hatrell's Esqr
Newcastle
Staffordshire
The medical part of my travelling History has almost exhausted my paper; I must therefore reserve what I meant to say of my dear Brother Bard for my next Letter – adieu - I expect much pleasure from a chearful [sic] account of yr journey – Heaven bless you - Tom joins in this Benediction & in every kind wish to you with yr affectionate H