Letter from the Duke of Clarence to J.W. Daniell, written in Ems

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as I would wish. But I trust change of air will do that. This day sennight will or rather tomorrow sennight will be the last letter I shall be able to send from here as in answer to Yours from Monday 13th July we leave this after which for some days I shall not be stationary. I hope and believe to be with you on the Second of October and then perhaps never to return to this country. But man is not given to know future events. June 27th The English letters are not arrived and cannot now to any post. [[foreign: French]] Adieu [[/foreign]] therefore and ever believe me, Yours sincerely William July 8 - 1826