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Cap<sup>n</sup> Waldegrave took his family<br /> | Cap<sup>n</sup> Waldegrave took his family<br /> | ||
| − | + | on the continent- we went<br /> | |
thro' France into Italy we<br /> | thro' France into Italy we<br /> | ||
had scarcely been fifteen<br /> | had scarcely been fifteen<br /> | ||
days in France when we loss<br /> | days in France when we loss<br /> | ||
| − | their dear eldest daughter | + | their dear eldest daughter<br /> |
of dysentry which was then<br /> | of dysentry which was then<br /> | ||
| − | prevalent at | + | prevalent at St Quinten<br /> |
the eldest boy was nearly<br /> | the eldest boy was nearly<br /> | ||
gone but Sir Charles Brown<br /> | gone but Sir Charles Brown<br /> | ||
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<s>cause to</s> was providentially led<br /> | <s>cause to</s> was providentially led<br /> | ||
thro' the town and met by<br /> | thro' the town and met by<br /> | ||
| − | + | Cap<sup>n</sup> Waldegrave came to<br /> | |
| − | the | + | the inn prescribed for<br /> |
| − | him and he was | + | him and he was spared<br /> |
The dear little girl was ten<br /> | The dear little girl was ten<br /> | ||
derly attached to me. I think<br /> | derly attached to me. I think<br /> | ||
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would cause her, if we parted.<br /> | would cause her, if we parted.<br /> | ||
so there was the desire,<br /> | so there was the desire,<br /> | ||
| − | + | pent up in my own<br /> | |
bosom, and smoking. --<br /> | bosom, and smoking. --<br /> | ||
| − | On our return in | + | On our return in 1820,<br /> |
really in 1819 the house | really in 1819 the house | ||
Revision as of 17:23:48, May 24, 2019
Capn Waldegrave took his family
on the continent- we went
thro' France into Italy we
had scarcely been fifteen
days in France when we loss
their dear eldest daughter
of dysentry which was then
prevalent at St Quinten
the eldest boy was nearly
gone but Sir Charles Brown
an english physician
who proved to be a friend
of the late Earl of Waldegrave
cause to was providentially led
thro' the town and met by
Capn Waldegrave came to
the inn prescribed for
him and he was spared
The dear little girl was ten
derly attached to me. I think
I could not have loved any
one more. The moment she was
dressed she left her home &
we generally passed our
time together sad was the
journey to me, after she left.
My mind constantly drawn
to Bedford, hoping to retreat
to the Srs house there, but detain
ed from mentioning my
desire, by a sense of obligation
to beloved Mrs. Waldegrave,
and the grief I knew it
would cause her, if we parted.
so there was the desire,
pent up in my own
bosom, and smoking. --
On our return in 1820,
really in 1819 the house