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Allenvale Vale
June 5 1825

My Dear Mrs Hassall

You will doubtless think by this time that I
have for a very long time neglected writing to you or some
of the family, and really I have taken up my pen for
that purpose more than once when something or other
has prevented me.

About six months ago I was confined of a
son who is well and hearty, being now my ninth child
and tho' labouring under excessive fatigue of mind,
from one trouble or another, at the period of my confinement
I am [indecipherable] thankful to say I recovered wonderfully.
providence is ever kind to me, for in the heaviestl
of my trouble, I am ever blessed with health and
tolerable spirits.

I had hoped I should have been able to give you
a better account of Mr W- affairs, but alas in this
I am much disappointed, this imprudent speculation

 

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ghassall

Wells, Charlotte. "Letter to Ann Hassall." Hassall Family Papers 1793-2000, vol. Series 2: Sub-series 2: correspondence, volume 2, File 3: pp. 703-1164; 1825-1867, State Library of New South Wales, 5 June 1825.