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as
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they be released by the Government, through your favorable
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the Factory and the jail garden
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as
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very long imprisonment they have already suffered, I beg to recommind that they be released from confinement
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recommendation.
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these men that
in the minds of there
are now
are
as
completely reformed and probably as honest and harmless
the most inoffensive native of
India.
6.
the
Under these circumstances taking into consideration that
the crimes which these prisoners appear to have committed are
such
as
at
the
present day
and
their not leaving ... They promise
7
203
that should
mercy
they be released by the Government, through your favorable
recommendation, they will not leave Shikarfoor, unless specially
permitted to do so, but will reside in the
neighbourhood of the jail
and serve
as hard laborers in
the Factory and the jail garden
day would
8.
as
certainly not be visited with terribly severe a punishment transportation for life, and also
very long imprisonment they have already suffered, I beg to recommend that they be released from confinement
on condition
I have
no
hesitation in
stating my firm belief that if
this
recommendation
is successful, the conditions above stated will be
strictly complied with, and that Government will have no reason
to regret the
mercy
shown to them
Corrected errors: - "th" -> "that" - "harmlen" -> "harmless" - "affear" -> "appear" - "fresent" -> "present" - "mulers" -> "unless" - "haid" -> "hard" - "recommind" -> "recommend" - "Mo" -> "no" - "besitation" -> "hesitation" - "su" -> (removed, assuming it was a cut-off or typo) - "i" -> (removed or corrected, assuming it was a typo or cut-off) - "merey" -> "mercy" - "hers" -> "them" Changes made to comply with the instructions: 1. Corrected spelling errors. 2. Fixed spacing issues. 3. Rejoined broken sentences where logical. 4. Indicated missing words with "...". 5. Did not rephrase or rewrite the original text. 6. Output in HTML format usingfor paragraphs.
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they
these men th
in the minds of there
are now
are
as
completely reformed and probably as honest and harmlen
the most inoffensive native of
India.
6.
the
Under these circumstances taking into consideration that
de crimes which these prisoners affear to have committed are
such
the
as
at
the
fresent day
their not leaving Lind.
They promise
7
203
that should
mercy of
they be released by the Government, through your favorable
recommendation, they will not leave Shikarfoor, mulers specially
permitted to do so, but will reside in the
neighbourhood of the jail
and serve
as haid laborers in
the Factory and the jail garden
day would
8.
مه
as
certainly not be visited with terribly severe a funishment transportation for life, and also
very long imprisonment they have already suffered, I beg to recommind that they be released from confinement
on condition.
of
I have
Mo
besitation in
stating my firm belief that if
this
recommendation.
is su
is successful, the conditions above stated will be i
strictly complied with, and that Government will have no reason
to regret the
merey
shown to hers
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