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Letter from Hon. Mrs. Somerset, 9 Ovington Square, London, to her daughter, Florence Glynn, Villa Guisippina, Cadenabbia, Lago di Como, Italy

OG/CC/1254 | The Oglander Collection.PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE AND PAPERS. | "Your letter just caught me as we were leaving our lodgings at Lowestoft. Very glad we were to get home, after the discomfort of lodgings and the intense cold of Lowestoft which has, however, braced me up wonderfully and made me feel quite strong, so that I can hardly believe what an invalid I have been since May. Edith is very tired tonight with having been putting things to rights all day. Aunt Annie has been here today looking very thin, but in good spirits, and she has taken her lodgings in Glendower Terrace for anot…

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Source	UK National Archives
Collection	International records
Kind	Document
Publisher	Isle of Wight Record Office
Date	31 October
Type	catalogue level 9
Details	search Lagos
Found at	https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/33fa6981-5617-407e-a1a8-8f264792da9c
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Record ID	`uk-tna-discovery:33fa6981-5617-407e-a1a8-8f264792da9c`

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Letter from Hon. Mrs. Somerset, 9 Ovington Square, London, to her daughter, Florence Glynn, Villa Guisippina, Cadenabbia, Lago di Como, Italy. UK National Archives, 1881. Vero Archive, record uk-tna-discovery:33fa6981-5617-407e-a1a8-8f264792da9c.