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Description
Miss Vansitart is inviting Chase to her home and wishes to throw him a party.
Date
6-3-1824
City
London, England
Keywords
Vansitart, England Voyage, Cambridge
Recommended Citation
Vansitart, Miss, "Letter to Philander Chase" (1824). Philander Chase Letters. 358.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/chase_letters/358
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K.Ch.240603a
Dear Sir
My Brother and I are going out of Town tomorrow for a few days, but are [?] before you make any other engagement to secure the pleasure of your company at dinner on Friday sun’ night (that 11th of June) where we shall have a party when I think you [would] like to meet.
I hope you have had a pleasant and and fruitful journey to Cambridge and that success may [?] you wherever you plead the [?] cause to which you have devoted yourself.
Dear Sir
Your faithful servant
Miss Vansitart