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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dismay.
You must tell the Archbishop, that he will have the Leyden gazettes a week later; as I cannot read them time enough to send by this messenger. The weather is delightful; and, I believe, we shall have done all our business, so as to return on Thursday. Pray, find out if the Queen goes to Caserta. Here, all is a profound secret. I must work hard, myself, at translating, when I return; for I believe the language-master totally incapable of it. I dined, this morning, at nine o'clock; and, I think, it agreed better with me than tea. I found myself growing weak, for want of a good meal, not daring to eat much at supper. Adieu, my sweet love! adieu. Divert yourself--I shall soon be at you again. Your's, ever, W.H. XVII. |
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