Letter to Ann Hoffman Nicholas

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Letter to Ann Hoffman Nicholas

Entry/Object ID

HHV 008.144

Collection

Hoffman Manuscript Collection

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CATALOG NUMBER HF 3032 K OBJECT NAME Letter DATE AUTHOR RECIPIENT MEDIUM Paper, ink *Original spelling retained throughout work, content appears exactly as written. [PAGE 1] Dear Lady, At last I send you hence/ you [calarlo]. I will acquit you of a/ belief that [mounts] to keep quick [unknown] / inn of it, although I must acknowledge/ that appearances were very suspicious./ In truth, I know you did not use it/ at all, & retain it with the [less] hesitation/ of cause- I wished to make [unrecovered] [beg] it,/ & it was only yesterday that I obtained the/ [maintenance] & in doing so. Shape shall/ Hand [unrecovered] / what is the meaning of this fearful/ account I have received that you are/ not to dine at Dr. Watin today/ [unrecovered] that [unrecovered] sick headache/ does not continue. Above all things, let me/ have a particular account of all cir=/=cumstances concerning you & your mo{unrecoved}./ [END OF PAGE 1] [PAGE 2] I do “ex{unrecovered} your energies”- [unrecovered] /company still a head ache [tro.] [N] is to/ be a delightful day, provided you will/ go. Tell [Mr N]/ I was satisfied to day myself/ the pleasure of [unrecovered phrase] this morning/ but at that moment, a rather that/ have I could not avoid it./ I am [unrecovered] I will/ only add that hope to receive both/ accounts from yourself than I have/ from others/ Am Fe [END OF PAGE 2] [ADDRESS] To/ Mrs Nicholas [END OF LETTER]

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HF 3032 K