“I could not, my dear Sir, be otherwise than
satisfied with any arrangement made by you, and I have the best reasons to
be so, with the one you mention, so far as it goes. I have but one regret
on the occasion, and that is, that I, who had no sort of claim on your
friendship, and no capacity of repaying it, should have been the means of
inflicting on you so vexatious a commission as this has proved. Your
goodness, so unlike what I have hitherto experienced of this world’s
character, quite
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“I am, my dear Sir, more than I can
express,
“Your grateful and obliged
servant.”
