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blister is very troublesome though it has done me good - but as it does not reach as high as where my Cough worries me Bettiscomb has advised me to put Leeches to my throat [[underline]] this Evening [[/underline]] and I dare say they will do me Good - I think another blister will do me good also, and have written to Sir Henry in hopes He will allow it. I can assure You that I will come to Brighton as soon as I am well. Dearest Mary is all gratitude for Your Message and we both agree that you should write [[underline]] to Her [[/underline]] I trust and [[underline]] cannot doubt that [[/underline]] there will [[underline]] not [[/underline]] be any question on the Subject only pray do not [[underline]] write any word [[/underline]] that may be [[underline]] taken up [[/underline]]. She never does show Her letters to the Duke just as you wont ask Him
