Penrice Castle 1
Feb 11th 1811
My dear Henry
I have lov’d you eleven years, & very dearly about nine of them, so I can’t help writing to tell you so, & to wish you joy, & to wish you may live & enjoy a great many returns of this day, & that you may continue to improve in all respects as much as I hear you have done since I saw you last. Your Cousins are all very well, & desire their love; Mary & Jane 2 are very much grown, they are taller than I am – Christopher 3 often puts me in mind of you, He is quite well now, & is to go to School after Easter. I admire Penrice very much, but the bad weather keeps us at home more than I like – I think you must be very happy to have your Mama & Mr Feilding 4 so near you all this Winter, I suppose you see as much of them as Learning will allow of. Your Aunt Mary, your Uncle Talbot, & your Uncle OBrien, 5 send their love & wish you joy of this day
I am My dear Henry your very Affcate Aunt
L S OBrien
1811
Dorchester, Feby fifteen Ilchester 6
W. H. F. Talbot Esqr
Revd Mr Hookers7
Rottingdean
Brighton
Captn Feildings No 5. Steyne Place 8
Penrice Feb. 11. 1811. 9
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