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<p n="168"> <note type="authorial" place="margin">2 March 22d.</note>
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London and left his wife till Monday I being<lb></lb>
very bad The reason of his going to Londn. on<lb></lb>
Friday was to go to See his brother an Exciseman<lb></lb>
at <rs type="placeName" id="LMSMPS50510_geo86">Baldwick</rs>
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who Revd about<obscured></obscured>
meles from Londo<lb></lb>
But on Mr. Sibsons arrivall in <rs type="placeName" id="LMSMPS50510_geo87">Londo</rs>
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he was<lb></lb>
taken so all with a purgeing that he could not go to<lb></lb>
see his Beosher as I have been in informd.</p>
<p n="169">I continud very ill & Sent severall letters to bring<lb></lb>
them down to Longford but Mr. Sibson was de<obscured></obscured>
md<lb></lb>
by Busieness and did not came till Tuesday</p>
<p n="170">April 6th.. They were to have come on monday but (as I am told) <lb></lb>
he was that day confen'd to his bed till 4 o Clock<lb></lb>
in the afternoon, after which he went to the park<lb></lb>
with his Brothers for a walk & was To ill he could<lb></lb>
Seance get back And I am further informd by his<lb></lb>
own maid Servt. he had been ill all the<lb></lb>
week with Coughg & Spittling the not Confind to<lb></lb>
the houseOn their arrival as Langford he<lb></lb>
appeard to be as bad as could be I was then<lb></lb>
just getting up, being about noon, they came up<lb></lb>
to my Room to See how I did, & he hardly could stop<lb></lb>
to ask me how I was but was obliged to go & lay<lb></lb>
downhe had then a very bad Cough & Spitting<lb></lb>
He got up in the afternoon at the desire of Mrs<lb></lb>
Sibson to drank a dish of Tea There happend to<lb></lb>
be wish me one Mrs. Scott who had came that after<lb></lb>
noon to see me who Observd him wt much Concern<lb></lb>
at his being To illMr. Sibson found himself so<lb></lb>
bad that he could not sill up, but went to bed</p>
<p n="171">7th On Wendesday his Coungh continud wt great drouth<lb></lb>
and Spilling said his wife desie'd he would Send<lb></lb>
for an <rs type="occupation" id="LMSMPS50510_occ30">opthecary</rs>
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, which he refusd & said he would</p>
<p n="172">8th better ago himself On thursday he got up<lb></lb>
about 10.o'clock, and the bad as Could be, was resolute<lb></lb>
to go to <rs type="placeName" id="LMSMPS50510_geo88">windsor</rs>
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to his brother, This Wife & my maid<lb></lb>
Serve. did all they could to pers wade him off<lb></lb>
they came up to my bed side and acquainted one with</p>
<p n="173">his</p>
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