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  <dc:title>Mary Brocksopp, Tivoli, to J G Barnes: I have had a letter from my mother saying that they have incurred some debts; when at Sheffield, I said that perhaps I might assist her; she says she owes a Miss or Mrs Brammah £20; would you therefore appropriate this sum to my mother; my friend Mrs Cook is leaving Cheltenham; I am thinking of going to the Misses Corden, a boarding house but highly respected; it is the house Mrs Carr was speaking of to Miss Watson and myself; Cheltenham does not appear very full of company.</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>2 Dec 1833</dc:date>
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