From Charles Hargrave
ALS: Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Greenich March 6th 1761
My Good frend Mr. Frankling

I am very Sorry that I have been Guilty of So much Ill manners in not acquainting you of my receiving your present which I give you many thanks for all favours I Should have done my Self the pleasur of Seing you to return you thanks, had I not been taken with a very bad fitt the gout in both my feett and hands that I have not been out off the Infermiry this Six weeks but have been fead by the Nurse for I could not help my Self, But I thank God I have gott a little Use of my hands again and hope to gett out of the Infermiry Next Week then please God the first Oppertunity I will do my Self the Pleasure to Wait on you I hope so [sic] you will Excuse this Scrible pray Give my love to your Son and hope that he and yourself is both in good health. I received yours the 3d Instant and am Sir your unfortunate humble Servat to Command

Charles Hargrave

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