More to Dr Carrick
Address: Clifton/ Bristol
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Postmark: No. 25
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I return you my most cordial thanks for your very kind remembrance in sending me such beautiful Pheasants. I am in danger of growing very vain in my old Age, that two personages each eminent in his way should enter into a competition, unknown to each /other,/ which should be the first to present game to a poor old Woman. but you my dear Sir had the advantage. your game arrived one day before a liberal basket from the Duke of Gloucester who said he was proud to be first in making me such an offering before any one else. he was mis/taken/
I was pretty severely indisposed for /some/ weeks with loss of appetite, and nausea with all food especially liquid; it was succeeded by a feverish cold, but thro’ the mercy of my heavenly Father, I am restored to my usual state
I hope you and your dear lady are quite well
With every feeling of gratitude for the present, as well as a long succession of kindnesses
believe me my very dear Sir
Your obliged and
ever grateful
Miss Frowd’s best respects