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the Climate, though thoroughly fratiated by typhoid fever._

I hesitate to ask His Sxcellency

case again to the

to refer my

Secretary of State; but I have hope that if his Grace is made acquainted with the fecuniary position of Student Interpreters in bongtong, and with consider

that in case of sickness one so flaced as myself is in a position wase than that of any gentlemen A either the diplomatic service, or of any of the Mercantile houses he may be induced to take another view of the case, which fractically results in notifying the small trig

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of Cavels that when suffering from sickness, however necessary change

If air may be for the restoration of health, yet unles friends bend fecuniary and the bad climate of Southern china must be endured let the probable effect be what it

I have, He

(Signed) James Simpell..

(Fame (opy.)

Mii (Smith. Acting Plonial Secretary.