Robert Treat Paine Papers, Volume 2
I ask Your Pardon. for what? why for my neglecting to answer your kind, agreeable and Friendly Epistles,1 all the Apology I can make is that I set so high a Value upon them that I put them away so safely that they went out of my Mind, being justled out by other Affairs I was engag'd in; I have Mr. Leonards Bond safe I would also inform you that—
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Tisdale-Hall*
O Strange the Experiment turns out the reverse of what I expected. What it is & how it operated I must leave till I have leisure to write you again which hope will be soon when also I hope to give some satisfactory Answer to Your Quere. But if I write any more, the Marg
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* Barbers Shop.
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