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Macao or elsewhere, and I had.
no communication
again with Mis Exallenry till some hours after Huffam had
Dr.
Exelteney
in
gone.
Immediately after leaving Kris
I returned to
my
OWN
house, where,
pursuance of my understanding with him
I wrote to W? Wotton the following letter :-
"August. 16th 1878.
"My dear Wotton,
"Yes! Syall. Still's estate
"has entirely disappeared! n
"and,
The whole thing is a frightful scandal -
and, as he has no
"the only thing
disposition to fly, I suppose.
to be done now is to defend him.
H
#
For this he has
Some Ameans
he
and he
sayo,
affair
inte
your
hands.
my
offier
al. 10.30-
is anxious to put his "I have told him to come to
#
where perhaps he may further unburden. himself. It may
loan is untrue"
#
_disappeared! and, according
to
"writing."
"
Huffam's account about $10,000 worth
of
be that all about the
"I have just got your
#
note while
Very truly yours
(signed) Tho? C: Hayllar"."
"
A Kew's. We
to
A
estates besides - but not, it would appear,
says man named Webster, who is dead and
he lent the
money
in 1872
15.
The words "he has no
disposition
to fly
#
died without a cent. But he has not
were-
any
document to
verify this little particular:
used in reference to what had passed in
Mr Sharp's office, and their employment by me