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_R.B. to E.B.B._

Saturday Morning.

[Post-mark, February 7, 1846.]

Dearest, to my sorrow I must, I fear, give up the delight of seeing

you this morning. I went out unwell yesterday, and a long noisy dinner

with speech-making, with a long tiresome walk at the end of it--these

have given me such a bewildering headache that I really see some

reason in what they say here about keeping the house. Will you forgive

me--and let me forget it all on Monday? On _Monday_--unless I am told

otherwise by the early post--And God bless you ever

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