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John Keats · Letters

Letter 67 of 164 · Book I

To Fanny Keats — Hampstead, Tuesday August 25, 1818

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Hampstead, Tuesday August 25, 1818.

My dear Fanny--I have just written to Mr. Abbey to ask him to let you come and see poor Tom who has lately been much worse. He is better at present--sends his Love to you and wishes much to see you--I hope he will shortly--I have not been able to come to Walthamstow on his account as well as a little Indisposition of my own. I have asked Mr. A. to write me--if he does not mention anything of it to you, I will tell you what reasons he has though I do not think he will make any objection. Write me what you want with a Flageolet and I will get one ready for you by the time you come.

Your affectionate Brother

JOHN ----.

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