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Another Year is past, & I will not let this begin without wishing You every thing that Providence determines for Your Comfort & happinefs. I might make use of many Words, but I could never find any more Exprefsive of my real Sentiments towards You which You know must after all [[deletion] bg [[/deletion]] be determined by the [[unclear]] of the Almighty. & as We do look back upon a wretched Year [[unclear]] in Past, I trust that the one which is begun will prove a happier to Us all, above all I beseech You let no Offence ever Provoke You to any rash action, but overcome it with Patience, as much more likely to make other [[unclear]] of Persecuting You, & to insure You the Blefsing of having acted right. These Sentiments are dictated from the Heart of My dearest Son. Yr ever affectionnate Mother & Sincere Friend. Charlotte Frogmore the 1st January 1798.
