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Page 34
October 22d.
The vessel is just going off. I have not a scrap of news! Only, be
assured of my most affectionate regard.
Remember me kindly to Charlotte. Shall always love those that are good
to Horatia. I will write her by another opportunity.
Remember me to Mrs. Cadogan.
You may be sure, I do not forget Charles, who has not been well;
Captain Capel is very good to him.
I am, ever, for ever, my dearest Emma, your most faithful and
affectionate
NELSON & BRONTE.
SUPPLEMENT.
* * * * *
_INTERESTING LETTERS_,
ELUCIDATORY
OF
Lord Nelson's Letters
TO
LADY HAMILTON.
* * * * *
VOL. I.
Letters
FROM
LORD NELSON
TO
MRS. THOMSON.
Letters OF LORD NELSON, &c.
I.
See LETTER X. Page 29.
I sit down, my Dear Mrs. T. by desire of poor Thomson, to write you a
line: not, to assure you of his eternal love and affection for you and
his dear child; but only to say, that he is well, and as happy as he
can be, separated from all which he holds dear in this world. He has
no thoughts separated from your love, and your interest. They are
united with his; one fate, one destiny, he assures me, awaits you
both. What can I say more? Only, to kiss his child for him: and love
him as truly, sincerely, and faithfully, as he does you; which is,
from the bottom of his soul. He desires, that you will more and more
attach yourself to dear Lady Hamilton.
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