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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Adieu, my dear Emma! Ever your's, and your's alone, W.H. I send you back your two letters. Dutens was very satisfactory. I send the papers to Smith; who will give them to you first, if you have not read them. The cold and fatigue makes my hand something like your's--which, by the bye, you neglect rather too much: but, as what you write is good sense, every body will forgive the scrawl. V. Sunday Night, [Jan. 8th, 1792.] We are come in late; and I have but a moment to tell you we are well, and I have killed three large boars, a fox, and four woodcocks. Nothing pleases me more, than to hear you do not neglect your singing. It would be a pity, as you are near the point of perfection. Adieu, my dearest Emma! Your's, with my whole soul, |
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