[{"id": 135102, "created": "2019-10-17T15:03:08.388712", "project_id": 455, "task_id": 83665, "user_id": 580, "user_ip": null, "finish_time": "2019-10-17T15:35:54.434142", "timeout": null, "calibration": null, "external_uid": null, "media_url": null, "info": {"comments": "", "letterBody": "who has been very kind & attentive indeed, & sent Dr Lattam upon this condition, that Mrs H. should pay him no fee -\r\nThe Dr says she is better this morning. - she eats hardly anything but that perhaps is so much the better - she is much pleased with Dr Lattam & indeed no one can be otherwise for his manners are extremely mild & pleasing - Mrs D. is very much obliged to you for the curtain which came very apropos to keep her room warm & comfortable -\r\nI called also on the Roses this morning where I saw only Mrs Rose & her Mother for Mr R. was gone to his mothers who is also very ill, so much that they fear her life is in danger, for she is very aged & weak - but Mr R. himself is in very strong health - Mrs Rose desires me to say that she was very much alarmed at not hearing from you before they left Plymouth, but her fears were dissipated by finding a letter from you in Chancery Lane, which has lain there since the 17th - You shall hear from me again on the usual day & news of both the invalids - Mr Flaxman will add a postscript - \r\nCavendish Square / I have called on Mr Romney who desired me to give his kind [...] & says that he caught a cold at Kew on the evening which he has not quite got rid of - pray let me beg of you once more to take care of yours -\r\nKindest Love to Mary - \r\nGod bless you both", "letterDate": "", "registrationMark": ""}}, {"id": 135203, "created": "2019-11-13T23:15:08.365879", "project_id": 455, "task_id": 83665, "user_id": 677, "user_ip": null, "finish_time": "2019-11-13T23:31:33.228098", "timeout": null, "calibration": null, "external_uid": null, "media_url": null, "info": {"comments": "", "letterBody": "who has been very kind & attentive indeed, & sent Dr Latharn upon this condition, that Mrs H. should pay him no fee - the Dr. says he is better this morning - She eat hardly anything but that perhaps is so much the better - She is much pleased with Dr Lathan & indeed no one can be otherwise for his manners are extremely mild & pleasing - Mrs J. is very much obliged to you for the curtain which came very [...] to keep her room warm & comfortable.\r\nI could also on the roses this morning where I saw only Mrs Rose & her mother for Mr R. was gone to his mothers who is also very ill, so much so that they fear her life is danger, for she is very aged & weak - but Mr R. himself is in very strong health. Mrs Rose desires me to say that she was very much alarmed at not hearing from you before they left Plymouth, but her fears were [...] by finding a letter from you in Chancery Lane, which has lain these since the 17th. You shall hear from me again on the usual day & news of both the invalids. Mr Flaxman will add a postscript - Cavendish Square) I have called on Mr Romney who desired me to give his mind [...] & says that he caught a cold at news a the covering which he has not quite got [...] of - pray let me by of you once more to take care of yours.\r\nKindest love to Mary. God bless you brother ", "letterDate": "", "registrationMark": ""}}, {"id": 136698, "created": "2020-05-04T14:28:54.617128", "project_id": 455, "task_id": 83665, "user_id": 1996, "user_ip": null, "finish_time": "2020-05-04T14:46:38.930262", "timeout": null, "calibration": null, "external_uid": null, "media_url": null, "info": {"comments": "", "letterBody": "who has been very kind & attentive indeed, & send Dr Latham upon this condition, that Mrs H. should pay him no fee. \r\nThe Dr says she is better this morning. She eats hardly anything but that perhaps is so much the better. She is much pleased with Dr Latham & indeed no one can be otherwise for his manners are extremely mild & pleasing. Mrs  D is very much obliged to you for the curtain which came very apropo to keep her room warm and comfortable. \r\nI called also on the Roses this morning where I saw only Mrs Rose & her mother for Mr R. was gone to his mothers who is also very ill, so much so that they fear her life is danger, for she is very aged & weak. But Mrs R herself is in very strong health. Mrs Rose desires me to say that she was very much alarmed at not hearing from you before they left Plymouth, but her fears were disipated by finding a letter from you in Chancery Lane, which has lain there since the 17th. You shall hear from me again on the usual day & news of both the invalids. Mr Flaxham will add a postscript - \r\nCavendish Square/I have called on Mr Romney who desired me to give his kind comps & says that he caught a cold at Kew[?] in the evening which he has not quite got rid of - pray let me beg of you once more to take care of yours.\r\nKindest love to Mary        God bless you brother", "letterDate": "", "registrationMark": ""}}, {"id": 136701, "created": "2020-05-04T15:11:14.940223", "project_id": 455, "task_id": 83665, "user_id": 1988, "user_ip": null, "finish_time": "2020-05-04T15:12:21.624034", "timeout": null, "calibration": null, "external_uid": null, "media_url": null, "info": {"comments": "Line 19 and 5th word along \u201ccomps\u201d could be abbreviation of \u201ccompliments\u201d. ", "letterBody": "who has been very kind & attentive indeed, & I send Dr Latham \r\nupon this condition, that Mrs H should pay him no fee\r\nthe Dr says she is better this morning- she eats hardly anything\r\nbut that perhaps is so much the better- she is much pleased with\r\nDr Latham & indeed no one can be otherwise for his manners\r\nare extremely mild & pleasing \u2013 Mrs D is very much obliged to you for\r\nthe curtain which came very apropos to keep her room warm\r\n& comfortable-\r\n I called also on the Roses this morning where I saw only\r\nMrs Rose & her mother for Mr R was gone to his mothers who\r\nis also very ill, so much so that they fear her life is danger, for\r\nshe is very aged & weak \u2013 but Mr R himself is in very strong health.\r\nMrs Rose desires me to say that she was very much alarmed at not\r\nhearing from you before they left Plymouth, but her fears were dissipated \r\nby finding a letter from you in Chancery Lane, which has lain there\r\nsince the 17th. You shall hear from me again on the usual day\r\n& news of both the invalids. Mr Flaxman will add a postscript-\r\nCavendish Square/ I have called on Mr Romney who desired me\r\nto give his kind comps & says that he caught a cold at Kew in\r\nthe evening which he has not quite got rid of \u2013 pray let me beg\r\nof you once more to take care of yours\r\nKindest love to Mary   God bless you both", "letterDate": "0", "registrationMark": "0"}}]