Autobiography of Mrs Fletcher
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. With all love, and respect, and good wishes, and blessings, believe me always, my dear Mrs. Fletcher, very affectionately yours, " F. JEFFREY. "] After the marriage took place (on the 4th of August), and the wedding guests had dispersed, I courted repose, and Margaret, with her usual attention to my wishes and com- fort, invited the whole party to spend the evening at LETTER TO LADY RICHARDSOX. 263 Lesketh How, leaving dear Mrs. Taylor to stay quietly with me at Lancrigg. Days and weeks passe...d on, en- livened by letters from the married pair on their tour through Holland and on the Rhine, where they paid an interesting visit at Pastor Fliedner's Institution at Kaisers- werth, Sir John having a hope of getting some change made in the nursing arrangements at Haslar Hospital. Mrs. Taylor, her daughter, and Angus, formed my home circle. Some very agreeable neighbours, of the name of Broadley, took lodgings at Thorney How that autumn. We found them a great acquisition, and met frequently in a pleasant way.
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. With all love, and respect, and good wishes, and blessings, believe me always, my dear Mrs. Fletcher, very affectionately yours, " F. JEFFREY. "] After the marriage took place (on the 4th of August), and the wedding guests had dispersed, I courted repose, and Margaret, with her usual attention to my wishes and com- fort, invited the whole party to spend the evening at LETTER TO LADY RICHARDSOX. 263 Lesketh How, leaving dear Mrs. Taylor to stay quietly with me at Lancrigg. Days and weeks passe...d on, en- livened by letters from the married pair on their tour through Holland and on the Rhine, where they paid an interesting visit at Pastor Fliedner's Institution at Kaisers- werth, Sir John having a hope of getting some change made in the nursing arrangements at Haslar Hospital. Mrs. Taylor, her daughter, and Angus, formed my home circle. Some very agreeable neighbours, of the name of Broadley, took lodgings at Thorney How that autumn. We found them a great acquisition, and met frequently in a pleasant way.
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