Thomas Beddoes to T.G. Estcourt, 18 February 1807

Dear Sir

I am much obliged by your consideration – but sh^d think it no hardship to come to you tonight if you at all wish it – In case the bowels sh^d become very relaxed I inclose a prescription of a very gentle alkaline astringent – not otherwise to be taken

Any time between this & twelve, if you at all desire it, I beg you will let me know & I will step to you – I am

D^r Sir
Yr^s truly

Thomas Beddoes

18 Feb 1807

Address: Mr Estcourt
MS: Gloucestershire Archives D1571/F227

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