vain enough to regard altogether
- without apprehension, a tacit or
unreasoned acquiesce.
proposals, with
же
regard
to
in
my
matters of
difficulty or glave importance. For
it is
-scarcely necessary to day that
tion's are
thoughtful suggestions
valuable
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always
even though not adopted,
ndering it the more probable.
· no aspect of a question
cocaped attention.
has
4. It is possible that Mr Lister,
of whose ability, integrity, industry, and moral courage I have a high opinion, may satisfy the conditions required
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as well as
as any
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to be
obtained. But as I cannot say that I am altogether without doubts as to his ofitness in one respect, I should be glad if your Lordship,
before considering the question of
-hem, would grant me
Confer ming
of him, in
a few months trial order that I may have saffrient ground for forming a satisfactory Judgment.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord.
Your
Lordship's most obedient,
Aumble servant,
Guillinen das Mary