MARGARET NICHOLSON.

The following is the original, epistle of this famous lunatic to the

matron of Bedlam; No other proof is necessary of her insanity:--

Madam,--I've recollected perhaps 'tis necessary to acquaint you upon

what account I continue here yet, _maim_, after making you privy to my

great concerns, _madam_ I only wait for alteration of the globe which

belongs to this house, _maim_ and if the time is almost expired I wish

to know it _maim_. Tho' I am not unhealthy, yet I am very weak, know

_maim_ therefore I hope it won't be long _maim_.

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