Selected English Letters (XV - XIX Centuries) by Various
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DAME DOROTHY BROWNE 1621-1685 TO HER DAUGHTER IN LONDON _Three interesting postscripts_ [Norfolk, 28 _June, c_. 1679.] DEARE DAUGHTER, I have received all the things, to the great content of the owners, who returne you many thankes. Thay ar indeed very well chose things of all sorts: and I give you many thanks for the troble you have had with them: I sent you Tomey's scurt and long slevs of his ould cott; I hope you have them. On Mr. Felden it seemes took it last Wadinsday, and sayd hee would deliver it him selfe. Wee dayly wish for the new cloths; all our linen being worne out but shefts, and Tomey would give all his stock to see his briches. I bless God wee ar all well as I hope you ar. Tomey presents his dutty, your sisters all love and services. |
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