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Thursday evening
Eton
My dear William
The parcel arrived quite safe
yesterday and I am glad to hear so good an account of you. I
have no doubt the house will be kept alive by such a pair as
Teddy & Bobby.
We have had sad weather for some days past - today it has been
so bad no one has ventured out. I have had a long sitting of
Mrs Pickering but as yet it does not appear satisfactory - she
is very difficult - Mr. P is prosperous. I expect a sitting of
him tomorrow & and of Mr Dupuis if he can come. Bowel complaints
have been very prevalent in this house yesterday I was not very
well but today I am quite right again and I think you would say
looking as well as when I was at Alderbury. I am sorry to say
that Christies letter contains
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