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My dearest William, As my Maitre d' Hotel Weltzie is going over to Hannover I can not help writing a few Lines to you, by him, to say yt. I hope you had a pleasant passage, & yt. ye. German Climate has not much altered yr. English spirits. Meyer's right Ear is slit by our Linsing like a Calve's ear [[ foreign: French]] au Blanc [[/foreign]], & says he hopes you will pardon his opportunity if he desires you will make a provision for his Wife & Children on account of the numberless kicks & Pinches you gave him, as well as on account of his maimed ear.
