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The garden as I believe I mentioned is greatly improved since our last visit to our t<u>he</u>n n<u>ew</u>ly married Friends. M.<sup>r</sup> D has also a charming seat to which I fly when the Western sun makes h<u>om</u>e insupportable, which I found it from time to time last year till near Michalmas - yet I resist Lady Newbrugh’s im<u>media</u>te invitation not finding it convenient to be absent from Derby more than four months, & not caring to return thither again till the Sun has n<u>ea</u>rly for<u>sak</u>en my windows | The garden as I believe I mentioned is greatly improved since our last visit to our t<u>he</u>n n<u>ew</u>ly married Friends. M.<sup>r</sup> D has also a charming seat to which I fly when the Western sun makes h<u>om</u>e insupportable, which I found it from time to time last year till near Michalmas - yet I resist Lady Newbrugh’s im<u>media</u>te invitation not finding it convenient to be absent from Derby more than four months, & not caring to return thither again till the Sun has n<u>ea</u>rly for<u>sak</u>en my windows | ||
| − | After so much p<u>rivat</u>e history you will not want wish me to em<u>bar</u>k upon politics. I must however thank you in the name | + | After so much p<u>rivat</u>e history you will not <strike>want</strike> wish me to em<u>bar</u>k upon politics. I must however thank you in the name |
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with me but he may also be graciously pleased to invite me in to tea with him as M.r Darwin kindly did this afternoon, which afforded me particular satisfaction, when I was in a humour to moralize on the many hours passed in the old house & garden twenty summers gone & away
The garden as I believe I mentioned is greatly improved since our last visit to our then newly married Friends. M.r D has also a charming seat to which I fly when the Western sun makes home insupportable, which I found it from time to time last year till near Michalmas - yet I resist Lady Newbrugh’s immediate invitation not finding it convenient to be absent from Derby more than four months, & not caring to return thither again till the Sun has nearly forsaken my windows
After so much private history you will not want wish me to embark upon politics. I must however thank you in the name