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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You see what devils [there are] in England! They wanted to stir
up something against me; but our conduct shall be such as to be unattackable: and I fear not an injustice from England. Twenty-seven years service--having spent all the King's money, and all my own, besides running in debt, deserves something better than a dismission! The King has declared, he will return to Naples next Saturday se'n-night; so you know the worst, my dear Emma. Indeed, I shall embrace you most cordially; for I would not be married to any woman, but yourself, on earth, for all the world. Lord A. Hamilton's son, you see, recommends a friend of his; who, I suppose, is arrived: if so, receive him well. Adieu, again! Your's, ever, W.H. IV. Persano, Saturday Night, [January 7th, 1792.] This has been one of the cruel days which attend the King's _chasse_. All the posts--except the King's, Prince Ausberg, D'Onerato, and Priori--bad. |
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