text_original: Mr. Richard Clive, in the reign of George the First, married a Manchester lady named Gaskill, who bore him many children of no note whatever, but who bore him one very noteworthy child indeed, his eldest son Robert, on September 29th, in the year 1725. There was a time, a long time too, during which the worthy Mr. Richard Clive persisted in regarding the birth of this eldest son as little less than a curse.
text_transcription: MISTER RICHARD CLIVE IN THE REIGN OF GEORGE THE FIRST MARRIED A MANCHESTER LADY NAMED GASCO WHO BORE HIM MANY CHILDREN OF NO NOTE WHATEVER BUT WHO BORE HIM ONE VERY NOTEWORTHY CHILD INDEED HIS ELDEST SON ROBERT ON SEPTEMBER TWENTY NINTH IN THE YEAR SEVENTEEN TWENTY FIVE THERE WAS A TIME A LONG TIME TOO DURING WHICH THE WORTHY MISTER RICHARD CLIVE PERSISTED IN REGARDING THE BIRTH OF HIS ELDEST SON AS LITTLE LESS THAN A CURSE
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