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My Dearest Brother I would not trouble You again till I had very good News to give You of Emily - She has bathed three times and been as often to the Play which She enjoys of all things and has walked out a little on the Esplanade - I really think [[underline]] you [[/underline]] would be [[underline]] perfectly [[/underline]] satisfied with Her Appearance - Her Spirits are much better and the having been at Sea gave Her the greatest Delight - Weymouth is very full - but few People of our Acquaintance - However I think we are a [[unclear]] in ourselves - & on Tuesday we shall have [[underline]] our Dear Child [[/underline]] which will enliven every thing - I am very anxious to know how your [[underline]] Private Matters stand [[/underline]] Since I had the last conversation on that Subject at [[unclear]] much time has passed, and I am very desirous of Knowing whether the whole Affair is Public; for indeed I think it would be desirable; considering how very much it stands to [[underline]] Your [[unclear]] at Credit that Old friends sincerely [[/underline]] and [[underline]] unalterably Attached [[/underline]] should come together again - it is not like the foolish [[underline]] fancy [[/underline]] of a Day - but built upon real Affection & Esteem. On [[underline]] Your [[/underline]]
