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		+	" I have heard, Sir, with real gratitude, of the pains you have taken to procure relief for the unfortunate Emigrants of all ranks, from the generous Nation to which you have retired.
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		+	I should sooner have testified the admiration which such laudable endeavours have excited in me, if I had not been prevented by various concerns.
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		+	Notwithstanding my affliction from the cruel misfortunes I suffer, I can no longer delay assuring you, Sir, of all the friendship and all the esteem with which you have inspired me.
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		+	Louis.
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		+	<i>M. L'Eveque de Léon.</i> "
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		+	His letters, of which the writer has several, possessed the same spirit and

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" I have heard, Sir, with real gratitude, of the pains you have taken to procure relief for the unfortunate Emigrants of all ranks, from the generous Nation to which you have retired.

I should sooner have testified the admiration which such laudable endeavours have excited in me, if I had not been prevented by various concerns.

Notwithstanding my affliction from the cruel misfortunes I suffer, I can no longer delay assuring you, Sir, of all the friendship and all the esteem with which you have inspired me.

Louis.

M. L'Eveque de Léon. "

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His letters, of which the writer has several, possessed the same spirit and