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Thus, in less ti it, e put in

possession of all the inforht be interested to withhold the settleent is naturally more familiar than his father He has a

little dash of pleasantry in his ood-hureeable acquaintance He

entered with singular felicity at once into the character of the Doctor

and ishly drolled, as if he did not understand them,

in order, I could perceive, to draw out the simplicity of their

apprehensions He quite won the old lady's econo

to frank her letters, for he is in Parliament "You have probably," said

he slyly, "friends in the country, to who the result of your journey to London; send your letters to

me, and I will forward them, and any that you expect e is very expensive"

As ere taking our leave, after being fully instructed in all the

preliminary steps to be taken before the transfers of the funded property