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[Page 519]
Littlebourne Bathurst
19 Decr 1860
My dear Sir
No doubt your
numerous correspondents
have told you that the state
of my health has obliged
me to leave my cure and
parsonage in the hands of a
Mr Barlow and come
hither to gather strength
to take a voyage to England.
I am happy to say that the
change of air has been so
useful to me that I am now
feeling quite strong – but I am
very susceptible of cold, for
which indeed the voyage to
England is proposed as the
remedy. I have written to
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Cure as used in the case of churches means care.
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