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2-306 (Text)

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addressee,male author,male,Brown, Thomas,42

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Letter

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134

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Private Written

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Private Correspondence

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http://dbpedia.org/resource/Western_Australia

Created:

1845

Identifier

2-306

part of:

Corpus of Oz Early English

Source

Hasluck, 1977

pages

62-63
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710

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2-306-plain.txt

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2-306#Text

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Text

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Grass Dale
June 22 1845
Dear Sir
I am delighted to receive yours of the 12th of October last and as Mrs Brown has been writing you at some length I will only say a few words upon the business part of your letter just thanking you for all favors and the great trouble you have taken with respect to the accounts which I doubt not are correct. I have great satisfaction in saying that from henceforth I think there is nothing to fear, the concern has paid itself this year and when we shall be free from debt through your good help we shall be very comfortable and afterwards enabled to refund from our English income by degrees what we have drawn from our friends. I am much pleased that Mrs. Ward has

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