The Letters of Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Vol II. - With A Supplement Of Interesting Letters By Distinguished Characters by Horatio Nelson
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Lord St. Vincent has desired he may have the first Admiralty vacancy
for post; but nobody will die, or go home. _A-propos_! I believe, you should buy a piece of plate, value fifty pounds, for our god-daughter of Lady Bolton; and something of twenty or thirty pounds value, for Colonel Suckling's. But, my Emma, you are not to pay for them, let it rest for me; or, if the amount is sent me, I will order payment. Remember me most kindly to Horatia, good Mrs. Cadogan, Charlotte, Miss Connor, and all our friends at dear, dear Merton; where, from my soul, I wish I was, this moment: then, I sincerely hope, we should have no cause for sorrow. You will say what is right to Mr. Perry, Newton, Patterson, Mr. Lancaster, &c. you know all these matters. God in Heaven bless and preserve you, for ever! prays, ever, your's most faithfully, -------- LETTER XLIX. Victory, June 10th, 1804. MY DEAREST EMMA, |
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