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            Dear Sir
I send you Fanny’s case and the geranium cuttings and the cards you were so good as to say you would write your name on. As the bearer of this note must be home before I go to the Concert you will much oblige me by directing the Cards to Mr John Callcott who will send for them in the afternoon.
I have tied the Geranium cuttings in such a manner that by pulling the string the whole will come out together and you can put them in a Glass of Water till the last moment.
Your very sincere friend
Eliz. H Horsley.
Friday 9 o’Clock. I find the string is not wanted as the packet comes out quite easily. I send you the Gardener’s list.          

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