1592997951000 1570721003000 Standard Record object-110005715 1747159751118 1570721467000 1747159409017 adlib fitz-online adlib-object-110005715 https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110005715 0d4161f3-cf68-313e-bbd5-30878bdeb8e7 4 person reference agent-198502 adlib-agent-198502 b67bd5fa-4f2a-302b-afaa-81f4c4f45ec8 Hayley, Eliza family reference agent-200386 adlib-agent-200386 5e36e51d-d563-320d-a979-bcf65ed9ea6c The Arnolds person reference agent-198517 adlib-agent-198517 49d88f57-deba-30b2-88e3-5d8e0845362f Guy, William person reference agent-200404 adlib-agent-200404 235bebd9-b95e-39c6-b3ba-6feb5526f7f7 Willis, Miss Mary person reference agent-60281 adlib-agent-60281 eb950ea2-c7cf-31ca-86c5-6e18f0e39f92 Hayley, Thomas Alphonso content description 1 sheet folded A short note, written in haste, as "my Courier is waiting for our Letters & not a Line written to you". Writing in response to Eliza's letter of 11/11/1792 [Hayley/XXI/71], Hayley writes "I must sigh over yr Account of poor Arnoldos [sic] affliction To lose a lovely little Girl I conceive to be one of the most poignant afflictions in human Life & one that Religion only can make tolerable to a very feeling Heart --- To change from notes of Sorrow to those of Triumph – do you not rejoice in the grand Victory by which the French Soldiers of Freedom have just won so much Glory –" Hayley/XXI/21 1 accession number Hayley/XXI/21 110005715 priref 110005715 uri https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110005715 https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110005715 reference agent-149638 adlib-agent-149638 7376d833-d0a7-3be0-916e-9c892b7a24d8 The Fitzwilliam Museum 1792 1792 1792-11-18 reference agent-198487 adlib-agent-198487 4dbae6db-a725-3bfd-b34e-5d215b1a85e6 Hayley, William 1 letter Hayley/XXI/21 object OBJECT