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Excerpt from So Much of the Diary of Lady Willoughby as Relates to Her Domestic History, 1844: To the Eventful Period of the Reign of Charles the First
Extremity, and in his great Bountie had given me a deare little One. Pray'd him to afii? me by his Divine Grace in the right Performance of my new and facred Duties truly I am a young Mother, and need Help. Sent a Mcf fage to my Lom', that if it fo pleafed him, I would take Breakfaf't with him in the Blue Par lour. At Noon walked out on the Sowff) Ter race the two Greyhounds came leaping towards me divers houfehold Affaires in the courfe of the Day; enough wearied when Night came.
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