Autograph letter signed : Southampton, to Cassandra Austen, 1809 Jan. 17-18.

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Autograph letter signed : Southampton, to Cassandra Austen, 1809 Jan. 17-18.

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Noting the cold weather: "everything seems to turn to snow this winter"; mentioning the people who have left or returned to Southampton; commenting on her current reading, including "Ida of Athens by Miss Owenson" and "a third volume of sermons from Hamstall" by the Reverend Edward Cooper; discussing her mother's improved health following the "return of one of her old complaints"; noting that she and Martha will be attending the Assembly in honor of the Queen's birthday.

1 item (4 p.) ; 23.1 cm.

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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