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  <dc:title>Mary Harrison, Sheffield, to her daughter Mary Brocksopp, Cheltenham</dc:title>
  <dc:description>I am sorry to trouble you again about debts contracted by Mr Harrison when in Change Alley, but matters are at such a crisis that I must beg you to say if you will assist me; I asked Mr Drabble if I could have some of the money left me by your brother; Mr H's creditors want their money urgently an done has taken legal action; I hope you will not refuse to advance me £35 and I will pledge never to ask for another farthing; Mr Harrison's inebriety and his frequent fits reduce him to a state of unfitness for business; I have no doubt Mr Barnes advises you to treat my cause with silent contempt.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>26 Dec 1834</dc:date>
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