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  <dc:title>Henrietta Becker to her sister</dc:title>
  <dc:description>If Sir William FitzHerbert is at Hopton, asks her to give him her greetings and to thank him for his kindness; "Sir William is always extremely polite to everybody but he treated me as if I had been his own daughter ... if I was to be much with him, I should be fearful of falling in love in down right earnest - do not read him this last sentence, I charge you, tho' only in jest. I would not have him know I said such a thing for all the world".</dc:description>
  <dc:date>Jun 1789</dc:date>
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