Mr. Ashbee's occasional fac-simile reprints (limited to 100 copies of each) (1868)
Ashbee, Edmund W. (Edmund William) · London : Printed for subscribers only · leaf 360
Together yvitb his adVice concerning her, andher Sonne. Dear Wife, jOuftiall receive my lafl words intbefe my lafthnes j my love Ifend you that you may keepe itwhen lamdeadjandmycounfelthat you may remember it when Iam no more. I would not withmy will prefent you forrows (deavBejfe) let themgo to… … Firft, I fend you all the thanks which my heartcan conceive, ormy wordsexprefle, for your ma-ny troubles and cares taken for me, which thoughthey have not taken tlTcdasyou wifhed , yet mydebt to you is not leffe , but I fliall never recom-pence it in this world. Secondly, I befeech you even for the…
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