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PC.771.034
20-27 May 1771:691 (228)
London, March 25. . . The following may be depended on as a
fact. A few hours before the D. of Bedford's death, his
Grace addressed Miss Wrottesley, who was sitting by his bed-
side, thus, "My dear Miss, you have a sweet voice, do sing
the 104th psalm to me." --The young lady complied, and the
D. joined her with fervency and seeming comfort; when she
was finished, his grace desired her to sing it again, but
she was so much affected as not to be able to go through it
again.
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