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| − | of 23th | + | of 23th May with its' various enclosures and I |
| − | return the proper papers | + | return the proper papers signed as usual and also |
| − | a letter for | + | a letter for Merewether who I trust in God will |
| − | yet | + | yet bring round that foolish obstinate and self |
| + | willed young man who I am afraid will see his | ||
error too late. Augustus is I suppose with you | error too late. Augustus is I suppose with you | ||
now and he cannot be better than with yourself | now and he cannot be better than with yourself | ||
| − | and | + | and Merewether. Really he will not have any |
| + | reason to complain as the days are long and the | ||
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Ems.
June 8th. 1816.
Dear Daniell,
Last night brought me Yours of 23th May with its' various enclosures and I return the proper papers signed as usual and also a letter for Merewether who I trust in God will yet bring round that foolish obstinate and self willed young man who I am afraid will see his error too late. Augustus is I suppose with you now and he cannot be better than with yourself and Merewether. Really he will not have any reason to complain as the days are long and the
