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ED; E753| 47
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To William Hayley Esqre Felpham
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near Chichester, Sussex
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Sth Molton St 16 July 1804
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Dear Sir
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We are both happy to hear that Miss Poole is better.
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sincerely Pray that she may soon be perfectly restored. I calld
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on Mr Rose in Chancery Lane on Friday. hear that he is in Sussex
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& is well suppose that he does not tell the worst to his family
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hope that so valuable a life will be preservd in health &
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strength--I send Richardson accompanied by a Proof of Romney in
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still an unfinishd state. but it will have the great advantage to
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[of] Time to its completion. I also send a Sketch of the Heroic
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Horseman as you wishd me to do--the size the Print is to be.
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Mr Phillips desired I would present his most respectful
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Compliments to you & inform you that he with Mr Hoare. intended
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to have visited you together--that terrible wet Tuesday but could
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not for the Deluges of Rain. Mr P was at Brighton with Mr
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Hoare--fears that so good an opportunity of seeing
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you may not occur soon again--Mr P. refuses to recieve payment
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for Books & says that he will not recieve it in Money but in some
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how else more agreeable still. of course he means to pursue his
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court to [his] Your <Coy> Muse. I wish him success
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I omitted to get Richardson till last Friday having calld
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thrice unsuccessfully <&> before publication have only had time
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to skim it but cannot restrain myself from speaking of Mrs
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Klopstocks Letters Vol 3--which to my feelings are the purest
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image of Conjugal affection honesty & Innocence I ever saw on
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paper. Richardson has won my heart I will again read Clarissa
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&/c they must be admirable I was too hasty in my perusal of them
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to percieve all their beauty. I admire Miss Watsons head of
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Richardson it is truly delicate
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"The patient touches of unwearid Art"
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I am now Earnestly employd on the Heroic Horseman endeavouring to
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do justice to so admirable a Picture
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My Wife joins me in love to you
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I remain Dear Sir
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Your Sincere &
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Obliged Servt
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WILL BLAKE
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