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To Benjamin Franklin from William Temple Franklin, 27 August 1784

From William Temple Franklin

ALS: American Philosophical Society

Calais, Friday 27. Augt. 1784

My dearest Sir,

Fearing least you should be uneasy about me, as the Weather has been very Stormy; I think it well to inform you, that we are still kept here by contrary Winds:— There is Hopes of our sailing at high Water this Afternoon, but there is no certainty: The Weather is become fair—& the Wind much abated but still contrary.— The Post is near setting off, & this Place furnishes nothing worth communicating.

Believe me ever, with sincere Respect & Affection, Your most dutiful Grandson

W. T. Franklin

B. Franklin Esqr—

Addressed: A Monsieur / Monsieur Franklin, / Ministre Plenipotentiaire / des E. U. de l’Amerique / près S. M. T. C.— / a Passy—près Paris.

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