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sunk, it was in his character; the most myste-rious of any in my account, for this reason. But1 have seen many proofs of this monstrous com-pound in him, of the very worst and best A thou-sand kind thanks to you in my own and spouse’sname , for your kind thought*- of seeing us. 1 addonly my repeated service and good wishes, asTour old and faithful friend,and obliged , humble servant ,

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