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as to his being removed from our family, believe me My Dear Friend we never had the most distant Idea of it, much less of giving you the trouble & expense of sending Mrs Mary to town we only wish his health to be restored that we may go on according to our first intention, & I wish him as much felicity & Success as Yourself in all his undertakings , one thing I must hint which may have something to do with his present Complaint, ", "letterDate": "", "registrationMark": ""}}, {"id": 135137, "created": "2019-10-23T00:40:06.397045", "project_id": 455, "task_id": 83633, "user_id": 677, "user_ip": null, "finish_time": "2019-10-23T00:58:44.879152", "timeout": null, "calibration": null, "external_uid": null, "media_url": null, "info": {"comments": "", "letterBody": "his [...] in London; it was not on account of any discontent or wayward disposition of [...], but only the strong proposition that he has for solitude of his native spot made me doubt how far he may ever be reconciled to our great scene of action, his conduct as I have always told you has been available of pleasing his even temper, modesty of patience are remarkable of your well know his talents for his profession could not fail to satisfy me; I have uniformly discontinued time being [...] in [...] employments as the bone of excellence, as we see particularly in the higher of lower ranks of society, but where the health requires attention after having eluded the power of medicine as is Thomas's care, it seems that his native air [...] is the only remedy if it my serious wish that he may follow his present regime till his constitution is confirmed which will give him the best chance of proceeding in the study of his profession with adequate [...] when he returns to town; as to his being removed from our family, believe me my dear friend we never had the most distant idea of it, much left of giving you the trouble of experience of sending Mrs Mary to town we only wish his health to be restored that we may go on according to our first intention, if I wish him as much felicity of [...] as yourself in all his undertakings, one thing I must hint which may have something to do with his present complaint,    ", "letterDate": "", "registrationMark": ""}}, {"id": 135971, "created": "2020-04-08T10:27:07.918360", "project_id": 455, "task_id": 83633, "user_id": 1988, "user_ip": null, "finish_time": "2020-04-08T11:08:48.259148", "timeout": null, "calibration": null, "external_uid": null, "media_url": null, "info": {"comments": "", "letterBody": "his happiness in London, it was not on account of any\r\ndiscontent or wayward disposition of his, but only the strong\r\npreposession that he has for solitude & his\r\nnative sport made me doubt how far he may ever\r\nbe reconciled to our great scenes of action, his conduct as\r\nI have always told you has been amiable & pleasing, his\r\nEven Temper, Modesty & patience are remarkable & you\r\nwell know his talents for his profession could not fail\r\nto satisfy me; I have uniformly discountenanced time\r\nbeing frittered in trifling employments as the bane of \r\nexcellence as we see particularly in the higher & lower ranks of\r\nsociety, but where the health requires attention after\r\nhaving eluded the power of Medicine as is Thomas\u2019s \r\ncare, it seems that his native air & is the only\r\nremedy & it my serious wish that he may follow\r\nthe present regimen \u2018till his constitution is confirmed \r\nwhich will give him the best chance of proceeding in\r\nthe study of his profession with adequate success when\r\nhe returns to town; as to his being removed from\r\nour family, believe me my Dear Friend we never\r\nhad the most distant Idea of it, much less of giving\r\nyou the trouble & expence of sending Mrs Mary to town\r\nwe only wish his health to be restored that we may \r\ngo on according to our first intention, & I wish him\r\nas much felicity & success as yourself in all his\r\nundertakings, one thing I must hint which may have\r\nsomething to do with his present complaint,", "letterDate": "0", "registrationMark": "0"}}]