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M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bowring that you were very ill and I did not | M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bowring that you were very ill and I did not | ||
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Hazelwood
February 22 1826
Dear Sir
I have the pleasure of
writing to you to day to ask about your health
and to tell you its the reason of my not writing
to you for such a long time is that I heard from
Mr Bowring that you were very ill and I did not
write to you lest I should give you any trouble —
but now having heard that you are better I take
an opportunity of writing to you but not having
any news to tell you I remain
Your obedient servant
Eustralios Rallis.
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