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sure on your good opinion of her, I should prefer her she is happily settled
and there are many in this town, that have a good vocation and are
[?ly] are great objects of charity and the poor’r they are, so they have talents
would be them, I should have, as your rule oblig’s us, to take pensioners
where there are know proper schools for young ladies: I must beg
the favor of you, as you are acquaint’d with Mr fitzsimons, to ask
him, if he brought over with them some books, that my sister french,
gave him at Spa, for me there is wan that I would be mighty
sorry was lost, as I dread the are all, which is the Rule of
the gray sisters, which as I am afread I will find it very hard
to get an other, and I intend when I got it translated to send
it to you, the other books are the office of our blessed lady, which
we could not get them to buy here, in Latin I sent for some
and if he has them youlle be so good as to get them from him
and to keep them till I get a safe way of geting them here
as when Mrs Creagh, gets goods from Dubling, they can come
at the same time, I am extreamly oblig’d to you for all the
civility you was so good, as to show her daughter and the young
Lady is very acknowledging of it and presents your her
compliments and beg youlle mine to Miss Corballis and all our
Sisters unite in their work affte wans and believe me to
be with the highest esteem
Dear madam
your afftn friend and
humble servant
Nano Nagle