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[To] Mr Linnell, 6. Cirencester Place, Fitzroy Square
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29 July 1826
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Dear Sir
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Just as I had become Well. that is subdued the disease. tho
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not its Efects Weakness &/c Comes Another to hinder my Progress
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calld The Piles which when to the degree I have had them are a
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most sore plague & on a Weak Body truly afflictive. These Piles
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have now also as I hope run their Period. & I begin to again feel
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returning Strength. on these accounts I cannot yet tell when I
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can start for Hampstead like a young Lark without feathers. Two
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or Three days may be suficient or not, all now will depend on my
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bones & sinews Muscle I have none but a few days may do & have
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done miracles in the Case of a Convalescent who prepares himself
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ardently for his return to Life & its Business among his Friends
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With whom he makes his first Effort
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Dear Sir Yours Ever
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WILLIAM BLAKE
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