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always be a mixture of both but my [earnest?] hope dearest Emily is that yours may abound much in the [Indecipherable] - I have been passing a few days here with Isabella & have had a great deal of interesting chats with her, but my visit did not [terminate?] quite happily as you may perhaps have heard - that [brave?] little [Indecipherable]  on Monday I left him [Indecipherable] the attack was less [Indecipherable] than former ones & he was less weakened by the remedies & I left him quite free from [Indecipherable] anxiety, but a recurrence of these fits as a great disappointment as he had long been free from them & they cannot [Indecipherable] be attributed to his [Indecipherable] - The other children are each well, Hermann & Charles are become two fine manly boys & it is the [Indecipherable] girl I think I ever saw she reminds me a little of Mary's girl but it is principally her figure, her face is much

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wish you had name a few that I might [Indecipherable] of or if you wd prefer any thing else [Indecipherable] have equal pleasure in getting it for you & [Indecipherable] my dearest Emmy I will say Adieu, I don't know what to send to Mr Macarthur for Compliments is too cold & love too familiar so you must [Indecipherable] the proper words to deliver him Your most Affte Aunt
Mary [Indecipherable]

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