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26,EGERTON GARDENS,
s.w.
Novr 30th
My dearest friend
Do look in when you can. Shall you see Mrs. B. soon. I wish I could see the admiral but I did not like to go in cold blood & ask to see him. Harry went & called directly but they were out .
I dont like to fuss with him too much about it but I know soon· they decide & one cant lose time. it is simply too enraging to think there is a doubt of it even . Harry is so busy with a sick bridegroom to whom he is to be best man to-morrow !& has to do everything for him. it is too unfortunate for the poor man. & they cant get off abroad yet as they intended doing – but after that he will have time . if you are passing do look in. & let us have a talk au sujet. you are a dear kind Child
yr affectly
D. Chesterfield
I am sure to be at home to-morrow forenoon, if you are passing.
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