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My ever Dearest Brother Amongst the many Congratulations You will receive next Sunday none will be more Sincere nor come from a more Devoted Heart to [[underline]] My own GP [[/underline]] than those of your old friend [[underline]] me [[/underline]] Believe me my Dearest that my thoughts are ever Naturally about you - our invaluable Edward will tell you how my Heart as well as those of all our Sisters Hurts upon this sad deprivation - I dare not can not speak about it - you will see the propriety of my Silence - but, [[addition]] I [[/addition]] cannot cease to lament that I am still deprived of the blessing of beholding my [[underline]] Dearest GP [[/underline]] - God grant that this new year you are entering into may prove of greater happiness to yourself and consequently to that of all those who love you as Dearly as does your most truly Affte. most faithfull Augusta Augst10th 1804 My Dearest GP accept of the little Toothpick ever & ever it for my sake
