“T. is no more: may his soul have
been saved by the blood of Christ!” Speaking of some individuals who had
suffered bereavements, he adds,—“May their afflictions be
sanctified! We cannot sufficiently praise the tenderness and goodness of God in
our case. . . . . To-day a letter arrived from Sir
James M’Grigor, directed to Mr.
Tully, to send me home by the first opportunity.
W. had only time to congratulate me, and to say, that
under the heavy sickness, and scarcity of medical officers, I could not go at
present. Of course I
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