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A/I/A/299

To: Mary Anne Disraeli

From: Benjamin Disraeli

Dec. 17th 1859

inversed: (in MA's hand)

1859 17th Decbr

Dear Dizzy Dear Sa died

3 days after

this note

on the 19th Decb.

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17 Dec 1859

1/4 past one -

The same, my dearest

wife, as when Ralph

wrote this morning:

sinking, but fighting

for every inch of life -

Hawkins & Bryant

have just gone = it

may

may happen in a

moment; it may

go on for 24 hours.

No suffering, & I

think, now, no chance

of any.

I have not seen

her. She is at times

quite concious = but

seems

 

dozing, tho[ugh]' we don't

think she is.

It was very kind

of you, my dearest, to

remember our wants.

Ralph had not

forgotten us, but we

all agree your

sandwiches are the

only

 

 

only food for sorrow.

May Paget bring

aid to you, my

darling!

Y[ou]r affec[tionate]:

D.

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