Autograph letter signed from Frances Nicholl to [Mrs. Garrick, Hampton] [manuscript], 1802 November 9.

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Autograph letter signed from Frances Nicholl to [Mrs. Garrick, Hampton] [manuscript], 1802 November 9.

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Had meant to go to Hampton, but will now visit her when Mrs. Garrick returns to the Adelphi. Quotes Macbeth, "might be said hereafter." Requests her box for Saturday next. Mrs. Staples tells her that Mrs. Garrick is quite well.

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