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whend
abruptly stopped the conversation
as, if continued, I saw
it would lead to
M2 blark throwing up his office.
· 32. Now Your Grace
will admit that
Such a conversation as the above
of a
very
musual and remarkable
character. It is in fact difficult to
unagine
was
one more so. If it took place
at all it is inconceivable that Mo?
Wilson should apume total oblivion of it. If it did not take place, then
and Mo" blank must miraculously
either I
have dreamt the same incidents or have conspired to fabricate the story from the basest motives, and Mor blaut must have at the moment of his anival in such a strange fabrication. I.
engaged
may
be excused under the circumstances, if I believe that Mr Wilson had, and has, and always will have, a most accurate recollection of the incidents of that interview, and further that it is imposible to acquit him in this matter
of most
andacions and persistent untruth.
It is
very painful to use
such
exprefsions
my
in reference to
Member of the Colonial
Senice, but how can I otherwise designate
such conduct?
33. This was one
which Me? black
Nide Enclonue the
of two points
was examined at
11. Para of bouncil. An examination of which I Mesijor General's request before the
Enclosure
like Indoame observe M" Wilson complums, though
4 Para 10.
it's propriety may well be
justified
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