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upon being soon by hir 
beloved one and rest of 
all his Labor. Hir
<sic>Hosbend <corr>Husband</corr></sic> was severel Times
obld (obliged?) to live hir at home
| when visiting the Negroes |
on aet?? of hir Illnes which
She took much to Heart.
in the<date> beginning of July</date> she,
was so ill that she hardly
Could stur about, but when
hir Husbend Propos'd her
to goe to <placename>Mesopotamia</placename>
She maid hirself ready to
goe with hum He advised 
hir not to goe but she in-
sisted upon, told me the
evining before that the
Fever was very smart upon
hir, and if hir Hosbend knew
the condition she was in He
would bit hir to stay at home 
but said she I  know what
I have maid out with my
Savior concerning this