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Rh happy!) is closely connected with mine, and I will try to dissipate, as they rise, the fumes of former discontent, that have too often clouded the sunshine, which you have endeavoured to diffuse through my mind. God bless you! Take care of yourself, and remember with tenderness your affectionate

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I am going to rest very happy, and you have made me so.—This is the kindest good-night I can utter.

LETTER