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July [1883]
for him, which he did. He
came back soon after we
had had dinner, to get
some help in bringing them
back, & he persuaded Mr.
Giles to wait & see them, so
he will go tomorrow instead.
I did nothing all day,
but lie down & read, too
seedy for anything else.
Windy & warm.
Tuesday 3rd
The horses came at about
9, & Mr. Giles went off to
"Delemere" soon after.
Harry had neuralgia
all day very badly, he is
slightly better this
evening. This climate is
knocking him up
completely. Windy &
warm.
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