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25 — To John Hanson

Harrow-on-the-Hill, 11 May, 1805.

Dear

Sir, — As you promised to cash my Draft on the Day that I left your house, and as you was only prevented by the Bankers being shut up, I will be very much obliged to you to

give the ready

to this old Girl, Mother Barnard

, who will either present herself or send a Messenger, as she demurs on its being not payable till the 25th of June. Believe me, Sir, by doing this you will greatly oblige

Yours very truly,

Byron


Footnote 1:

Mother Barnard was the keeper of the "tuck-shop" at Harrow.

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