Letter from Knox, Included Alongside a Copy of 'Rasselas'

Author(s): Knox, Grace

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My dear Sir

I send you a Copy of
Raſselas as a small token of remembrance.
I ought to have given
it before parting with you but
as taking farewell of my friend
is always painful and confusing to
me it quite escaped me till after
you were gone. It is a very
trifling gift but I hope you will
regard teh motive which dictates
it and not the mere value.
Again I bed you adieu
and believe me my dear Sir you
carry ith you Mr. H's and my
most ardent wishes for your welfare
and happineſs.

Grace Knox
ElmfootMonday night

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Letter from Knox, Included Alongside a Copy of 'Rasselas'

Document Information

Document ID	279
Title	Letter from Knox, Included Alongside a Copy of 'Rasselas'
Year group	1800-1850
Genre	Personal writing
Year of publication	1821
Wordcount	103

Author information: Knox, Grace

Author ID	346
Forenames	Grace
Surname	Knox
Gender	Female
Year of birth	1800