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fully rely. I grieve to say, that of freative interprcters there is

one to be trusted – I do

scarcely

what I can to give encouragement. and as I have before mentioned

It Pauls College to which we intronik"

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a year

has not

single Interpreter,-

given

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have we

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found any in the Minimary Schools. We are quite willing to pay if what we want can be found - adequate Anowledge and above all truthfulnes and probity. The comport is in the

mitt Hall that

of

part of

Thinn. is there so much of Justice.

so little of renality

as here

and we do for better than would be

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expected with the instruments

our Command.

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my dispatch N. 19

1:19 I

alluded to the subject matter of

this letter with an ez

expression iphone

that the action Itha's already taken

would prove sufficient -

regret

that

I ruch

my anticipations have

not been fulfilled and that I am compelled to bring the frets

before you.

I have the hown to be, With the highest repect,

dir,

Your Most Obedient

Fumble Servant,

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