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| I cannot bear that they should think one can do | |
| something for them, if only one would. | |
| I have written to London for a prescription for | |
| Mrs. Hamp's 'breath' to be made up: | |
| also: for one for the Child's bed sores. | |
| also: for a Water pillow | |
| About the silk: please tell your lady that there may be | |
| some little advantage in it: (but we do not use it in | |
| Hospital life) if there were any real advante, a Hospital | |
| could buy up all the old silks in Christendom from the Jews | |
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