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L84.1Linnell8'26; E780| To Mr Linnell, Cirencester Place, Fitzroy Square
L84.1Linnell8'26; E780| Augst 1. 1826 [Postmark: Noon 2 August]
L84.1Linnell8'26; E780| Dear Sir
L84.1Linnell8'26; E780| If this Notice should be too short for your Convenience
L84.1Linnell8'26; E780| please to let me know. But finding myself Well enough to come I
L84.1Linnell8'26; E780| propose to set out from here as soon after ten as we can on
L84.1Linnell8'26; E780| Thursday Morning
L84.2Linnell8'26; E780| Our Carriage will be a Cabriolet. for tho getting better &
L84.2Linnell8'26; E780| stronger I am still incapable of riding in the Stage & shall be I
L84.2Linnell8'26; E780| fear for some time being only bones & sinews All strings &
L84.2Linnell8'26; E780| bobbins like a Weavers Loom. Walking to & from the Stage would
L84.2Linnell8'26; E780| be to me impossible tho I seem well being entirely
L84.2Linnell8'26; E781| free from both pain & from that Sickness to which there is no
L84.2Linnell8'26; E781| name. Thank God I feel no more of it & have great hopes that the
L84.2Linnell8'26; E781| Disease is Gone
L84.2Linnell8'26; E781| I am dear Sir Yours Sincerely
L84.2Linnell8'26; E781| WILLIAM BLAKE