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14 D/III/C/2300 From: Harriet Semper Dec. 14th [?] 1859 verso: (in MA's hand)
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Dearest Cousin I am quite unhap- py about you altogether & was at least in hopes that you were ^ more free from pain ------ I con- dole with you sin- cerely upon the sad loss you have met with, not easily replaced alas, & so unexpected & sudden makes it more grie- vous still - I do hope
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the change of weather will drive neuralgia away, I shall be so very happy to hear it has left you entirely! It is no use to send con- ventional words of sympathy, however sincere, to such a person as MrDisraeli, so I refrain from Doing so -------- Yrs my dear most af- fectionately,
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