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76 or to make exertions which injure your constitution.

Yours most truly and tenderly

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P.S. You would oblige me by delivering the inclosed to Mr., and pray call for an answer.—It is for a person uncomfortably situated.

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been, my love, for some days tormented by fears, that I would not allow to assume a form—I had been expecting you daily—and I heard that many vessels had been driven on shore during the late gale.—Well, I now see your