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<p align="right">Lichfield Oct 2<sup>d</sup> 1792</p> | <p align="right">Lichfield Oct 2<sup>d</sup> 1792</p> | ||
My dear H | My dear H | ||
| − | By some perverse circumstance I have been disappointed of receiving your l<u>ast</u> l<u>ette</u>r for knowing your punctuality I am assured of your having<u> written it</u>. | + | By some perverse circumstance I have been disappointed of receiving your l<u>ast</u> l<u>ette</u>r for knowing your punctuality I am assured of your having <u>written it</u>. |
| − | The tempestuous weather (which was become irksome) broke up the party at Parkgate on a su<u>dd</u>en, & I was induced therefore to quit my marine residence a week sooner than I had intended. I was also tempted by a kind & pressing invitation from Miss Seward to travel directly to Lichfield instead of calling at Buxton which I found it on many account better to keep till another year. I was tired of living in public & glad to exchange it for s<u>elect<u> society. | + | The tempestuous weather (which was become irksome) broke up the party at Parkgate on a su<u>dd</u>en, & I was induced therefore to quit my marine residence a week sooner than I had intended. I was also tempted by a kind & pressing invitation from Miss Seward to travel directly to Lichfield instead of calling at Buxton which I found it on many account better to keep till another year. I was tired of living in public & glad to exchange it for s<u>elect</u> society. |
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Lichfield Oct 2d 1792
My dear H
By some perverse circumstance I have been disappointed of receiving your last letter for knowing your punctuality I am assured of your having written it.
The tempestuous weather (which was become irksome) broke up the party at Parkgate on a sudden, & I was induced therefore to quit my marine residence a week sooner than I had intended. I was also tempted by a kind & pressing invitation from Miss Seward to travel directly to Lichfield instead of calling at Buxton which I found it on many account better to keep till another year. I was tired of living in public & glad to exchange it for select society.