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has saled since, and I would not have ventur’d them, in this bad
weather, to sea. I had a letter from my sister, french since
they parted, where in she tells me that Mr french had hurt
his leg, which prevent’d his leaving Spa, at the time they
intended, and as I have not heard from her sence I am afread
its worce, and that they wont be at Cambray, when their daughters
arrive there, I am sure she will mention to me what
answer that lady you, wrote will make, which if plaising
I shall lose know time to communicate to you: as I was
very much distress’d sence the young woman, that liv’d with me
went with my nieces left this, I have a gentlewoman that
I really was resolv’d, to take this some time past, when fix’d
in the new house, but not till then, wan was so much
wanting at present, as their rule orders to have them on
trial, for some months, she attends the schools and I hope
I shall have now reason to repent, of the choice I have
made as my first motive was charity hearing of the great
distress she was in by a law suit, and an extravagant brother
that spent part of her fortune, she has had the best Education
this kingdome cou’d afford, and has many usefull talents, the
great’s patience in all her misfortunes and humility, and seems
at present to rejoy, at all she has suffer’d, as it has

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plac’d her in so happy a state, she takes much delight in
teaching poor children, I hope also that some part of what is
due to her will be recover’d. all our sisters assure you of their most
afftn respects you cant imagine how melancholy we were
at night after you left us, our recreation passed in speaking
of you and be assur’d you were not forgot by us in our
prayers; I hope you think of me in yours, as now body
wants it more, then she who is with the highest
esteem,
Dear Madam
your afftn [?]
and humble servant
Nano Nagle

We all unite in beging youlle
be so good as to present our best
complts to Miss Golbaly.

S.P. It gave us all a vast deal of trouble, to
hear that you have being ill, sence you went to
Dublin I hope it was not owing to any cold you
got on the road: I had a letter from my sister
sence I wrote this letter, as Mrs Creagh expect’d to leave
this much soon’r, but was disappoint’d on not geting

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